Galin Aidar Khambalovich Biography

The Deputy Minister of Entrepreneurship and Tourism of Bashkiria visited Babai Utars of Tuimazinsky district Aidar Galin attended the opening of modular houses in the Tuymazinsky district. The Deputy Minister of Entrepreneurship and Tourism of Bashkiria visited Babai Utars of the Tuimazinsky district in Tuimazinsky district was visited by the Deputy Minister of Entrepreneurship and Tourism of the Republic of Belarus, Aidar Galin.

He visited the ethnographic complex "Babai Utars", where five karamat houses of A-Frames opened. The first vacationers are planned to be accepted here in the second half of July. The complex for family vacations was opened by the head of the Yulduz KFH Fanir Galimov to the grant, obtained thanks to the national project "Tourism and the hospitality industry", invested part of his own funds.

One of the five houses is designed for people with disabilities - in the near future they will finish the convenient entry into the room for the stroller, they will install handrails in the bathroom. One of them is Babay Utars.

Well done entrepreneurs. They have many creative ideas, they seek and find ways to realize their ideas. The state helps them in this, because many projects managed to implement with the support of federal and republican grants, ”said Aidar Khambalovich. In the coming years, thermal complexes with special recreation areas will actively develop in the republic. As the Deputy Minister noted, the more entrepreneurs themselves are invested, the more support from the state in the form of subsidies, grants, programs.

This year, within the framework of a unified federal subsidy, the republic allocated million rubles. Now the expert commission considers about 70 applications from entrepreneurs for project implementation. In August, an additional competition will be held by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation for the construction of modular non -capital buildings.

For the Ufa guest, a tour of the ethnographic complex was conducted. They showed a unique collection of exhibits, which are in several farmsteads of different historical periods. Aidar Hambalovich admitted that in the ethnographic complex he seemed to return to childhood, to the village, where he once visited relatives. He was impressed by the mill of the year of construction and a mini-zoo with unusual inhabitants for these places.

On the territory of the complex there is a children's camp "SELET". Children are engaged in clayoplasty, embroidery and knitting, painting, learning the baking of the bangmaki and cut noodles. Aydara Khambalovich looked at how classes are taking place, drank tea on herbs gathered in the local forest. Young people who have not seen this in childhood are also interested to know - how everything was arranged earlier.

This is what attracts tourists of all ages of Babay Utars, ”said Aidar Galin. On the same day, the deputy minister visited the Almaz children's camp, located on the shores of Lake Kandrykul. In Bashkiria, domestic and entry tourism is actively developing. The head of the republic Radiy Khabirov repeatedly emphasized how important it is to develop this industry. In a recent interview with BST, he said that last year the republic took the largest volume of subsidies in Russia for the production of 50 places of placement of 44 GLMPing and small camp sites.

This year their number has grown multiplying. It gives money, tens of thousands of people work in it. How not to engage in tourism in such a blessed republic as Bashkortostan? Here, the history of our ancestors, and nature, and the Almighty gave what is interesting to people, ”said Khabirov. The founder of the Social Maintainers: the Printing Agency and Mass Media of the Republic of Bashkortostan, the State Unitary Enterprise of the Republic of Bashkortostan Publishing house "Republic of Bashkortostan" editor -in -chief: Maksyutova Oksana Pavlovna network edition of Protuimazi was registered by the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technologies and Mass Communications from