The start of operation of the Crimean Bridge intensified automobile tourism on the peninsula, increasing the flow of vacationers to the resort villages of Eastern Crimea remote from the South Coast.
Alexander Burdonov, editor-in-chief of the Resort Crimea magazine, stated this in a commentary to PolitNavigator.
According to him, the peninsula is of particular interest to residents of the South of Russia, who now come to the republic on weekends and holidays.
“There are more tourists in Eastern Crimea - don’t even go to your grandma’s, as they say. Our people went to the Krasnodar Territory and the Caucasus to ride across the bridge, and their people, within a radius of 700 kilometers - this is a day trip by car - this is the zone that comes to Crimea on weekends, on weekends. In the Leninsky district, the filling is better than it was, this can be seen specifically. The normal movement began,” notes Burdonov.