Tourism specialists named Samson discuss matters at a youth-focused conference

The "Coordinata" youth tourism forum, held at the North Caucasus State Academy in Arkhyz, served as an educational and communication platform for over 100 representatives from the North Caucasus Federal District. The event, held for the third time, is a significant platform for projects that can transform the tourism map of the North Caucasus, create new jobs, and foster intercultural dialogue.

During the forum, four projects belonging to North Caucasus State Academy students received support in a grant competition, organised by Rossmolodezh. The total fund for the competition exceeded 3.1 million rubles. Eight projects in total received support.

One of the highlighted projects was the "Lunar Meadow 1" hotel complex, estimated at 9 billion rubles. Construction of this complex has now begun, marking an important step in the development of the tourism industry in the region.

The "Lunar Meadow 1" project was a topic of discussion during the forum, with Dennis Serikov, Deputy General Director of GК "Samson," meeting with participants to share insights on current tourism trends, preferences of different tourist groups, and advice for preparing project presentations. Mr. Serikov expressed optimism about the potential success of the projects presented at the forum, stating they have a strong chance of significantly impacting tourism development in the Caucasus.

In addition to the grant competition and project discussions, the "Coordinata" forum featured a rich educational program, numerous practical sessions, and opportunities for direct interaction with experts. Ksenia Pashchenko, a business coach from GК "Samson", conducted a workshop on goal setting, providing valuable insights for the participants.

A month prior to the "Coordinata" forum, in April, the "Samson" group presented its resort projects at the All-Russian Housing Congress in Sochi, as reported by Yuga.ru, but the search results do not contain any information about which organisation presented the "Samson" group at the event.

The "Coordinata" forum concluded with a note of encouragement for the participants, emphasizing the importance of their work in shaping the future of tourism in the North Caucasus region. The forum is set to continue its role in fostering innovation, knowledge sharing, and the development of the tourism industry in the years to come.