Tourist information centers. Register of tourist information centers of the Russian Federation. TIC in the building of the Kyiv railway station. Passage and location scheme

Moscow opens new tourist information centers

The head of the tourism development department of the Committee for Tourism and Hotel Industry of Moscow told our portal about plans to develop tourism infrastructure in the capital


To ensure the most comfortable stay of foreign guests in Moscow, the city authorities are actively working on the creation of tourist information centers (TICs).

The first TIC was opened two years ago in the lobby of the Historical Museum. According to Alexander Kolesnikov, head of the tourism development department of the Committee for Tourism and Hotel Industry of Moscow, he has already gained popularity among tourists.

This year, tourist information centers appeared at the stations - at Kievsky (just opposite the entrance) and Belorussky (near the ticket offices of international destinations). In the near future, it is planned to open a TIC at the Leningradsky and Paveletsky railway stations.

In addition, this week there will be a tourist information center at Vnukovo airport. It will be located in Terminal A, at the exit of the international arrivals hall.

« Tourist information centers are designed not only to inform, but also to give recommendations on visiting the most interesting places in the capital, to help tourists navigate the city, to provide all kinds of support in case of any emergency.

Tourist information centers are small pavilions where consultants who speak foreign languages ​​are ready to help guests of the capital. Also, guides and guidebooks translated into English are placed on special trays, and convenient tourist maps will be added to them in the near future.All printed materials are distributed absolutely free of charge - and this is the main difference between our TIC and Western ones, ”- said Mr. Kolesnikov.

The committee plans to open tourist information centers at Domodedovo and Sheremetyevo airports, as well as place them on the streets of the city, in particular, on the Old Arbat and at the ticket office of the Grand Kremlin Palace.

In addition, there are so-called interactive tourist information centers, which are specially designed touch screens. They are installed in the Izmailovo hotel complex and in the Cosmos hotel, and will soon appear in five more Moscow hotels, including Aerostar, Golden Ring, InterContinental Moscow Tverskaya.

Interactive TICs perform the same functions as regular ones. Tourists can not only search for information, use an interactive map and build routes of interest to them on it, but also, if necessary, contact a tourist call center employee and communicate with him orally.

“We plan to install at least 30 interactive tourist information centers in hotels. In general, by 2016 we intend to open 46 centers of various types in Moscow,”- said Alexander Kolesnikov.

Georgy Mokhov, Deputy Chairman of the Committee for Tourism and Hotel Industry of Moscow, added that the interest of the guests of the capital in tourist information centers is great, for example, free printed materials are simply “swept away” from the shelves. Foreign travelers are helped to find the TIC by specially hired volunteers who work in places with the maximum concentration of tourists. In addition, pylons with a map of the city were installed in Moscow, which also indicated how to get to the information centers. ">

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“The opening of the TIC, the distribution of guidebooks and maps, the use of interactive methods for delivering information, the development of mobile applications, the launch of the Moscow tourism portal and a specialized tourism call center - all this is aimed at creating a civilized information space in the city.

There are not so many information centers in our capital for a huge metropolis. But they are. Few people know that here Russian wanderers and guests from abroad can get any information in Russian and English for free, including options for inexpensive accommodation, methods of transportation and advice in emergency situations.

Tourist Information Center on Triumfalnaya Square.

Working hours: from 10 to 19 daily

Tourist Information Center GUM

Red Square - 3
Working hours: from 10 to 22.00 daily

Visitor center Mosk. state joint museum-reserve

Nagatinsky Zaton
Address - Andropov Ave.-39
Schedule: summer Tue-Sun from 10 to 18, Sat from 11 to 19, Mon - closed. In winter, Tue-Sun from 10 to 18, Sat from 11 to 19, Mon - closed.

Tourist Information Center at the Museum of the War of 1812

Scheme of the passage and location of the TIC

Address - sq. Revolutions, 2/3

TIC in the building of the Paveletsky railway station. Passage and location scheme

TIC in the building of the Kyiv railway station. Passage and location scheme


Almost all people love to travel. New places, new experiences, new acquaintances. Someone flies by plane, someone travels by train, someone likes to travel on the roads by car. Someone draws information for traveling on the Internet, someone buys guidebooks, and someone travels at random as savages.

But not everyone knows that information about cities and sights can be obtained from TICs - tourist information centers that have opened throughout the country.

The Tourist Information Center is a service that provides information about local tourism products, attractions, historical values ​​of the region, events, sightseeing routes, transport, shopping, entertainment and more. TICs can also sell tickets for local public transport, sell or distribute tourist materials for free - maps, booklets, local history and historical literature, etc. They can also sell souvenirs, products of local artisans, craftsmen, and artists.

Tourist Information Centers (hereinafter referred to as TICs) are organizations whose activities are aimed at:
- assistance to public authorities, including the authorized state body for tourism, in the formation and use of information resources about tourism, the tourism industry, tourism resources and available attractions, national and regional tourism products, individual tourism services, tourist routes based on departmental statistical observation tourism, creation, collection, processing, accumulation, storage, search, analysis, marketing, targeted dissemination of this information that contributes to the consumption of a tourist product and tourist services;
-providing free of charge(citizens and other interested parties) impartial and competent documented tourism information that helps to meet the needs of citizens in the implementation of tourism, excursions, sightseeing and activities for other purposes of tourism.

There is a general Register of Tourist Information Centers of the Russian Federation. On the website www.nbcrs.org you can see all the information on existing centers. There are now more than 120 across the country. Tourist information centers are usually denoted by the Latin letter "i"

See how upsya I am glad that they tell him about Smolensk for free.))

But seriously, the TIC is a great tool for tourism. It's just that not everyone knows how to use it. Our friends from Smolensky Terem in Smolensk told us how to use these services. First, find the TIC in the city you need. Then go to their website, find the address, and then boldly go to the city you have chosen. With the support of TIC you will save both money and time, and get a lot of useful tourist information. For example, many TICs have contracts with hotels and hostels, and they provide discounts on accommodation.

Once again, in TIC you for free you can get expert advice on the tourism potential, booklets about the sights of the region, tourist maps "Mobile guide" and a tourist passport, which contains information about the main museums, hotels, food places, cinemas and shopping centers, as well as about events taking place in the city and region. And yet, you have the opportunity to order both group and individual sightseeing and thematic excursions, purchase memorable souvenirs and books.

In Smolensk, for example, you can contact the Smolensk Terem. There is a great team that will tell you about the sights of the city and the region. In general, if you decide to travel around the country, keep in mind that the tourist information centers will always help you.

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