With the Football World Cup fast approaching in Russia, hoteliers are trying to make as much hay as possible till the sun shines. That is why hotels across the world’s biggest country have raised their average prices. This includes hotels in Moscow, Samara, Krasnodar, Volgograd and Kaliningrad with Rostov-on-Don having the maximum such occurrences. The Agora hotel in Kaliningrad went one step better by increasing prices by a staggering five-thousand percent. The Russian government though has stepped in with price control regulations. Even a hotline for customer complaints has been registered. Tourism consulting firm One Two Trip has provided information that rooms are fast running out in Russia. The World Cup will take place across eleven Russian cities.

Source:https://www.tourism-review.com/russian-hotels-getting-expensive-due-to-fifa-news10452

Uploaded Date:06 February 2018