In the first summer month, only residents of the Arkhangelsk region will be able to visit the protected areas.

Earlier, the Federal Air Transport Agency reported that up to three airlines of the Aeroflot group - Aeroflot, Russia and Aurora - received subsidies for losses due to coronavirus.

SWISS Airlines (part of the Lufthansa Group) plans to resume flights from Zurich to Moscow (Domodedovo) and St. Petersburg (Pulkovo) from June 1.

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has listed cities around the world with airports located in the affected areas with the high risk of coronavirus.

The airline "Pobeda" will start to restore the program of domestic flights gradually starting from June 1.

The largest taxi services began to resume premium classes transportation.

From May 12, it will be allowed to conduct excursions in the open air in compliance with the mask regime in the Leningrad region.

The Finnish authorities extended the ban on crossing the border with Russia until June 14.

With the onset of heat and the beginning of the season, all beaches, coastal hotels and cafes are closed due to the current self-isolation regime.

Russia will join the #traveltomorrow tourism campaign organized by the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).