Murmansk’s governor pitches a major Arctic tourism project to the Kremlin
A tourism hub at the Kola Peninsula's Liinakhamari Port near the Norwegian border could be a major economic driver for the region — and even the nation — Andrei Chibis argues.
February 24, 2021
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Murmansk Governor Andrei Chibis top regional development priorities traveled to Moscow last week to present the plans for a major Arctic tourism project to powerful representatives of the Kremlin.
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