Russian hoteliers have begun to consider introducing an all-inclusive accommodation format, but without alcohol. So far, only one hotel chain is willing to try this format: They said some of their customers don’t drink and don’t want to see those who do.
Russian hospitality allows the introduction of a new format of accommodation for guests – the traditional “all inclusive”, but with the exception of alcoholic beverages. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the statement of the Russian Union of the Travel Industry.
A chain from the Tver region, which unites three hotels, expressed its readiness to introduce this format. They reported that some of their customers do not drink alcohol and do not want to see people who do.
The hotel chain also noted that the alcohol-free all-inclusive accommodation will be slightly cheaper than its traditional version.
In Russia there are about 200 all-inclusive hotels, most of which are located on the Black Sea coast.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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