Geocultural Space of the Russian North and Modern Tourism

The Russian North's geocultural space, rich with ancient Slavic and Christian heritage, presents significant potential for sustainable tourism development. The study highlights the region's unique cultural landscape, including pagan temples, wooden churches, and monastic complexes, along with its water and portage routes, as key attractions. It underscores the need for balanced infrastructure development to preserve this heritage while fostering domestic and inbound tourism. The research emphasizes the intersection of natural and cultural assets as a driver for regional economic growth.

Sevastyanov, D. V. (2022). Geocultural Space of the Russian North and Modern Tourism. Russia: Society, Politics, History, (4(4)), 142–161. https://doi.org/10.56654/ropi-2022-4(4)-142-161