Presentation of tourist projects took place at the International Linguistic School

Presenting their projects, the guys had to try. The works were to be presented taking into account Russian and foreign languages, that is, no teenage slang and jargon. Also, each project had to correspond to historical facts and events, that is, without fantasy speculation. The jury paid great attention to this. The jury included: Director of the Agency for Education Abroad Study Travel Natalia Davydenko, Lead Consultant of the Tourist Information Center of the Primorsky Territory (Visit Primorye) Victoria Dmitrieva, Director of Tourism Vlad Discovery Tour Anna Danilochkina, Deputy Head of the Department for Youth Affairs of the Administration of Vladivostok Nadezhda Konyaeva, teacher of history and social studies MLS Alexey Pakhomushkin, English teacher Stanislav Gerasimov

The educational game "Hello, Primorsky Krai!" started at the International Linguistic School in December last year. Training began seven teams, the number of participants in each was up to 10 people. Also, each team had its own curator, who helped the guys in the creation of a tourist product. At the initial stage, representatives of regional travel companies shared their experience with schoolchildren.  Tips from practitioners - what you can rely on when creating a tourist product, what directions are now relevant to use - played a great role in the formation of projects. Each of the teams already at the first lesson managed to come up with a key idea, from which in the future they could start developing a program of stay for guests and residents of the region in Primorye and Vladivostok.

The preparation of the final tourist products within the framework of the business game "Hello, Primorsky Krai!" took about two months. During this time, the guys discussed in the teams places that attract tourists, how to make acquaintance with Primorye memorable for a long time. The final project was to create a three-day product. All students showed an unusual view of testing the usual brands of our region and team involvement in the work.

“Pupils with their fresh perspective and new ideas, understandable and interesting for young and active, are always an opportunity for us to listen and see our region through creative work. We try to share our experience and share it with the younger generation. After all, they will be the bearers of the cultural and tourist code that we are laying now. We try to take part in those events where young people become a source of new and bright ideas to promote the tourist opportunities of our region, Anastasia Povetkina, Deputy Head of the Tourism and Information Department of the Tourist and Information Center of the Primorsky Krai (Visit Primorye), shared her thoughts on cooperation with the ILS

Currently, the tourism industry has a priority degree of development. Particular importance is paid to career-oriented, multidisciplinary work to attract the younger generation to work on revealing the multifaceted tourist potential of the regions. The children help in the preservation of tourist display facilities, the development of international contacts and the presentation of the natural and cultural heritage of tourist destinations.

“The ferodization game is an opportunity for children to feel like a developer of a popular product, which is a tourist route.” On the defense of the team showed a fascinating diving tour on the island of Popova and a relaxation tour in the south of the Khasan district, fascinated by the possibility of traveling through the lighthouses of Primorye, especially highlighted the possibilities of gastronomic tourism. This project is multi-vector: working on a creative task, the children not only immerse themselves and explore the chosen industry, but also learn business communication in the group.  According to the results of the work, all its participants received certificates, - Olga Shevchenko, Director of the International Linguistic School , told about the results of the ferogenital game "Hello, Primorsky Krai"

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