Development of a recreational tour to Momsky Nature park «Aan-Aiylgy» for students

Abstract

The Arctic region of the Russian Federation is currently attracting much attention. Arctic tourism is becoming increasingly popular. This article considers the concept, features and tourist potential of Momsky district of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). One of the modern approaches to the development of the Arctic regions of Yakutia is the effective use of tourist potential, which the Momsky district has. This is a territory with special natural-climatic and tourist-recreational resources. Russia has recently witnessed the growth of domestic tourism due to geopolitical changes, the growth of foreign currencies against the Russian rouble and other factors. This brings high prospects for the development of tourism in the previously unexplored Arctic regions of our country. Theoretical and methodical aspects of the organization of physical recreation for students by means of a tourist camping trip to the Nature Park in the Momsky district «Aan-Aiylgy» are investigated. In the future it is planned to organize camping tours not only for our students, but also for everyone. Exclusive tourist routes will be offered, which, despite their high prices, will be attractive in the current conditions of the global tourist market development. Tourists largely depend on the organizer of the trip. Perhaps it would be better if it was a well-organized travel agency, but unfortunately there is no such agency in the Momsky district. We believe that this is a good opportunity for local entrepreneurs to make money. Tour operators are better at organizing such trips and at arranging meetings with reindeer herders in advance, as well as good route planning. However, if you prefer a private entrepreneur from the representatives of the small indigenous people – Even – as an organizer, the programme will be more interesting: You will visit the camps of their friends or relatives and immerse yourself in the local colourful life. It is also worth mentioning the roads, or rather, their absence, which makes the tourist traffic noticeably less than desired.