Photo: Sergey Baranov / Press service of the exhibition “Russia”
Olga Lutova from Orel opened a new mark.
Today, April 25, the 11 millionth guest visited the International Exhibition and Forum “Russia” at VDNKh. This was Olga Lutova, who came to the capital from Orel. The woman, along with her husband and two daughters, decided to visit the exhibition.
– We are very glad that we came here! Here we can see all the regions of our country, find out details about them, choose where to go to travel,” said Olga Lutova.
The lucky guests received gifts from the exhibition management and the administration of the Tomsk region. The family will go on a four-day trip to “Emerald” Tomsk. General Director of the exhibition Natalya Virtuozova congratulated the family.
– From today, our guests can see large-scale updates to the exhibitions. We invite everyone to the “Russia” Exhibition! – emphasized Natalya Virtuozova, General Director of the “Russia” Exhibition.
The family will be able to visit the most familiar and beautiful places of the city, which is called “Emerald”. Guests will visit the first rural park beyond the Urals, take an excursion to the Animatronic gallery and a master class on creating a wooden Lumberjack. There will also be some unusual adventures. For example, a family will learn how to make emerald dumplings and go down into secret dungeons.
Governor of the Tomsk region Vladimir Mazur told the Lutov family about the city they would visit. Tomsk has raised many talented people, one of them is Alexander Volkov, the author of the beloved fairy tale “The Wizard of the Emerald City.”
Let us remind you that on February 22, the International Exhibition and Forum “Russia” in Moscow was visited by its seven millionth guest. It was Alexey Maksimov from the city of Volzhsky, Volgograd Region, who came to VDNKh with his wife Anastasia and two children – daughters Katya and Varya. As a gift, the family received a trip along the Ladoga Energy route.
It should be noted that the exhibition-forum opened in Moscow on November 4, 2023. You can visit it until July 8, 2024.
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