With growing Arctic tourism comes more comfortable visits to Franz Josef Land
As Arctic tourism grows, there is a growing need for service facilities, representatives of the Arctic National Park in Russia argue. They are now starting to develop a new so-called visit center on site. It will be situated in an existing building on site from 1954 and include an interactive exhibition. The opening date is set to 2019.
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