The summer tourist season is starting in Russian-occupied Crimea, but with Ukrainian drone attacks and fuel shortages, how many people will visit? Current Time correspondent Andrey Cherkasov explains, tour operators are trying to put a positive spin on the crisis, but it's being met with skepticism.
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Crimea, the Ukrainian Black Sea region occupied by Russia, is heavily dependent on Russian visitors for its economy. This summer,…
"We spent the whole night in a shelter." "The cafes are all open… but they ask for cash or a bank transfer; many cafes don't…
A fuel shortage in annexed Crimea is beginning to disrupt the peninsula's crucial summer tourism season, with tour operators,…
In occupied Crimea, every two new bookings for holiday accommodation are being offset by 10 cancellations, as tourists fear…
Ukraine declared Crimea’s beach season “closed” after a series of strikes on military and energy infrastructure across the…
The peninsula has suspended children’s summer camps and tourism activities until September 1, the governor says.
