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“Snrrf.” *crunching sound* *laughter* “Pant, pant…”

– A fox as it thieves a camera from tourists in Kamchatka on September 8.

Let's take a trip to a nation that no longer exists! We've got an old hard-cover travel guide to lead the way. 

Remnants of the Imperial Russian past are all over Alaska – and California, too.

“These people do not go to relax in other resorts, they settle in neighboring hotels: the more restrictions are imposed on legal business, the more it plays into the hands of those who work in the dark.”

– Natalia Stambulnikova, Chairman of the Association of Small Hotels of Crimea, warning of the ominous nature of coronavirus restrictions that impede tourism.

Did you know that wild lotus flowers are native to Russia? Well, here's an interactive map of where to find them in the Astrakhan region.  

There has long been anxiety about a “Chinese takeover” of Siberia. Even Lake Baikal is not immune.

Youthful tourism ambassadors might be coming to a Russian region near you.

Ever been so desperate for a vacation that you're willing to go into debt? According to a new study, more and more Russians are.