Anna Belova, Director of EU Information Center I.Kant Baltic Federal University Riga, 21-27 March 2011 (prepared in cooperation with Dr. Elena Kropinova,

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Anna Belova, Director of EU Information Center I.Kant Baltic Federal University Riga, March 2011 (prepared in cooperation with Dr. Elena Kropinova, Dr. Anna Mitrofanova)

Project “EU4U” – Establishment of the EU Center at the I.Kant Baltic Federal University Main Goals of the “EU4U”: 1. To promote EU related topics in education and research at IKBFU; 2. To improve qualification of IKBFU teaching and academic staff in the field of EU studies, including methodology and study courses content; 3.To promote a better understanding of EU among citizens of the region (NGOs’ staff, journalists, officials of both regional and municipal levels); 4. To promote EU-Russia relations.

Project “EU4U” – Establishment of the EU Center at the I.Kant Baltic Federal University EU Center Main Areas of Activities: 1. European Law; 2. Political Science and International Relations; 3. Baltic Sea Region Studies; 4. Mass-media and PR.

Project “EU4U” – Establishment of the EU Center at the I.Kant Baltic Federal University The “Baltic Sea Region” section: - Promotion the Kaliningrad region as the active actor in the BSR – one of the largest EU regions in such spheres as education, nature protection, energy security, tourism, common identity; - Elaboration and implementation of new EU- oriented curricula courses, master and PhD courses.

Eco-tourism in Kaliningrad region Potential: Direct: Wild Nature Rich biodiversity of unique species of animals and plants (some of which are included in the “Red book”) Diverse ecosystems (bogs, marshes, littoral meadows, etc.) Complementary: - Ethno-cultural heritage - Information centers for eco-tourism - Eco-tourism infrastructure and eco-routes

Eco-tourism of Kaliningrad region Tourism map of Kaliningrad region (The Geographical Atlas of Kaliningrad region)

Eco-tourism of Kaliningrad region Main eco-tourism sites: National Park “Curonian Spit” Protected area “Vistula spit” Protected area “Ramintanskaja Pushcha” (includes the area of the Russian part of Vishtynets and the “Red forest”) Polessk municipality area Ozersk municipality area Nesterov municipality area Yantarny municipality area Pionersk municipality area Curonian and Vistula lagoon area Federal resorts Zelenogradsk and Svetlogorsk

Curonian Spit (Vladimir Voronov)

Eco-tourism of Kaliningrad region Curonian Spit: main sites: “Royal Bor "- the oldest forest in the territory of the spit. It have never been cuted, as there were royal hunting grounds; Ornithological Station "Fring" - founded in the early XX century. Is in a place of passage routes of migratory birds and is used for banding the birds and study their flights; The observation deck on the dune Muller (near the Rybachiy settlement); Unique lake "Seagull" (in the vicinity of the Rybachiy settlement); Ancient church in the Rybachiy settlement (now the Orthodox Church); Wooden boardwalk on the beach near the Rybachiy settlement ; “The Dancing Forest” - a place where the trees are twisted bizarre way. The reasons for this phenomenon is not finalized; Some of the highest sand dunes in Europe (up to 60 m tall), the most attractive of which is the highest mobile dune in Europe, Efa (64 m), named in honor of the Inspector Ef.

Dancing forest (Vladimir Voronov)

Ef dune (Vladimir Voronov)

Curonian Spit Main international projects: "Creating a cross-border bike trails on old post road in the Curonian Spit: EuroVelo - Baltika". CROSSROADS - Lagoons as the cultural and historical crossroads of peoples in the South-Eastern Baltic area The AGORA 2.0 project - Heritage Tourism for Increased BSR Identity EcoRegion – The Baltic 21 EcoRegion project.

Curonian Spit tourist routes

Protected area “Romintanskaya Pushcha” The biggest tourist potential of the “Romintenskaya Pushcha” is its natural and cultural landscape. The picturesque lake, the ridge of hills (here are the highest elevation of the Kaliningrad region - with up to 230 m above sea level) and extensive forest area has long fascinated people. “Romintenskaya Pushcha” has the potential for resort-recreational and recreational tourism, hunting, fishing and mushroom tourism, sports and cultural tourism.

Protected area “Romintanskaya Pushcha” (A.Sverch)

Protected area “Romintanskaya Pushcha” Project for development the site: There is a currently an international German-Russian project "Concept of the Protected areas (PAs) in the Russian part of “Romintanskaya Pushcha", which envisages the development of complete documentation for the proposed protected areas in the region of the “Red Forest” “Vishtynetskoye lake”, taking into account not only the conservation of the natural advantages of the territory, but also its tourism and socio-economic development. This project was started in It was approved at the federal level, the Coordinating Council of Governments of Germany and Russia, directing the implementation of the Agreement between the Government of the of the Russian Federation and the Federal Republic of Germany on cooperation in environmental protection on May 28,1992. Also, the project has received official support from the Government of the Kaliningrad region

Social and cultural potential of Kaliningrad region for sustainable tourism development Historical monuments: - Lutheran church of the Holy Family (1904, arch. F. Heitmann) (since1980 Regional philarmony)

Social and cultural potential of Kaliningrad region for sustainable tourism development Historical monuments: Lutheran church of Queen Louise (1901, arch. F. Heitmann) (Puppet theatre)

Social and cultural potential of Kaliningrad region for sustainable tourism development Historical monuments: “Cathedral“ (Grigory Klimenko)

Social and cultural potential of Kaliningrad region for sustainable tourism development Fortress route

Social and cultural potential of Kaliningrad region for sustainable tourism development Main objects of fortress route: - The “Dona tower” (Amber museum (Grigory Klimenko)); - The “Royal gates” (The branch of the World Ocean Museum “The Great Embassy” (Grigory Klimenko))

Social and cultural potential of Kaliningrad region for sustainable tourism development Teutonic order castles route

Rural tourism in Kaliningrad region There are more than 60 homesteads for rural tourism purposes. Municipal area of Kaliningrad regionNumber of homesteads Zelenogradsk, Polessk, Neman municipal areas13 Gurievsk, Nesterov municipal areas9 Ozersk municipal area5 Curonian Spit (Russian part)16 Other municipalities26

Economic development issues for sustainable tourism development in Kaliningrad region №Indicatorunit Tourist flowMillion people420,0450,0480,0510,0540,0 2Duration of stay of the tourists in the region Days, tourists from RU/ abroad 7/3 7/47/5 3Average daily spending per tourist Roubles/day5,56,57,58,510,5 4Number of people employed in tourism Thousand people18,0 19,020,022,0 5Share of tourist and recreational industry in the gross regional product %1,51,61,71,92,1

Foreign tourism to Kaliningrad region

Reason of travelling to Kaliningrad region

Problems for sustainable tourism development in Kaliningrad region - lack of tradition and quality standards of tourist services; - poor condition of most cultural and historical monuments; - difficulties for visiting the Region by foreign and Russian tourists in connection with visa issues and enclave features of the Kaliningrad region; - poor quality of infrastructure, particular for tourism purposes; - not formed an attractive local identity; - the distribution of tourists flows is not balanced; - weak legal framework in the field of tourism in the region

Ways for solving the problems Administrative ways: - Increased number of tourist attraction objects; - Increasing the attractiveness of the Kaliningrad region as a tourist center on international level; - Active involvement in tourism hinterland areas; - Enhance the competitiveness of the Kaliningrad region; - Increasing the availability of tourist facilities, located in the area of access control; - Strengthening mechanisms of interaction between business and government; - The organization of constructive interaction between the actors of tourism activities

Ways for solving the problems Creating conditions for development and renewal tourist infrastructure objects: - Improving transport accessibility; - Improving the quality of the objects associated infrastructure; Growths of busines and investment activity: - Increasing the share of small and medium-sized businesses in the tourism and services; - Attracting strategic investors.

Ways for solving the problems Improving technologies for services provision: - Improving information accessibility of tourist offers for tourists; - Solving problems with spatial orientation of the tourists in the region; - Strengthening the integration of tourism and recreational complex of the Kaliningrad region in the system of the Russian tourist market; - Marketing of tourism products, not just the region.

Tourism revitalization (the tourism and business center “Fishing Village). Pictures: google.ru

Towards sustainable tourism development in Kaliningrad region Despite of number of existing problems, tourism in Kaliningrad region is developing according the principles of sustainability. Construction of the Fish Village is a good example of revitalization of the historical traditions in convenient and modern form for harmonization and balanced tourism development of Kaliningrad region as the active actor within the Baltic Sea region

Thank you for your attention! We are always open for cooperation Anna Belova, Director of the European Union Information Center, Immanuel Kant State University of Russia Kaliningrad A.Nevskogo str, 14 tel fax picture by Betina Meliss