The press service of "Kavkaz.RF" announced the start of accepting applications for the student expedition "Guest Card of the North Caucasus". Its participants will travel around the region to study the tourist features of the territories.
To participate in the project, you must leave an application before August 11. Students from all over Russia aged 18 to 35 will be able to join the program. A total of 15 participants will be selected.
"Students will explore three regions of the North Ossetia, Dagestan and the Stavropol Territory, explore opportunities for various types of recreation, evaluate museums, cultural and entertainment centers, cafes and restaurants, and analyze the availability of services and facilities for tourists," the report says.
The expedition will take place from 12 to 27 November. As part of the trip, students will collect the necessary material and create a prototype for the future loyalty system. The "North Caucasus Guest Card" will help travelers to take a comprehensive approach to planning their rest and leisure in the North Caucasus. It is planned that the card will allow visiting attractions for free or with discounts, accumulating bonuses when checking into a hotel or bonus miles when flying. The project will be implemented with the help of the Kavkaz.RF Development Institute, local authorities and experts from the tourism industry of the pilot regions.
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