Services

• 16 May, 09:00 Demand for scootersharing increases 5.5 times compared to 2021
• 28 April, 09:00 Yamal charter flights to take Kazan residents to St. Petersburg on May holidays Subsidised charter tours from Kazan to St. Petersburg and Moscow open during May holidays
• 19 January, 09:00 Pre-pandemic tourist traffic is back to Kazan, but there is staff shortage Most tourists came from Moscow and Saint Petersburg as well as from Samara, Ufa, Cheboksary, Yekaterinburg, Nizhny Novgorod

• 16 May, 09:00 Tatarstan hoteliers give forecasts for this year: ‘If it is better than last year, then great’ Hostels and hotels of the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan were booked solid during the May holidays
• 04 February, 09:00 2022 Tatarstan catering industry: losses, fear of inspections and sector’s delayed recovery
• 12 January, 09:00 ‘A breath of fresh air’: how Kazan restaurants and hotels survived New Year holidays Restaurateurs note that a lion’s share of their guests are tourists, while hoteliers registered cancellations of bookings on New Year’s Eve

• 09 December, 09:00 Maintenance of touch-screen kiosks in Tatarstan to cost 15 million rubles every six months
• 06 December, 09:00 Tatarstan anti-monopoly service workers call PEGAS Touristik owner’s company on carpet Complaints of the Tatarstan office of the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service aren’t linked with tourism business: Ramazan Akpınar’s firm supplied jet fuel
• 16 November, 09:00 ‘One day I saw 10 restaurant-for-sale ads at once’ What owners of Kazan cafes and restaurants selling their establishments say

• 08 December, 09:00 'There is a resource in Tatarstan more expensive than black gold' Landmarks of the Future Forum is being held in Kazan
• 17 November, 09:00 Kazan authorities register ‘economic recovery’ But growing indicators were compared with the disastrous 2020
• 01 November, 09:00 Offline retail crisis in Kazan: tenants ask for easing, but there is no money and traffic in shopping centres Shopping centres cannot make concessions to tenants, because their financial resources are “eaten up” by the first lockdown