Tourism is considered a priority branch of the economy of Adyghea, a south Russian republic. Its travel agencies position the region as "a tourist pearl of the North Caucasus," and expect increase of the inflow of foreign tourists at the background of a curtailment of the numbe rof Russians travelling abroad.
For instance, the tourists from China are interested in family and youth holidaymaking, and the so-called 'red tourism' - visiting of the sights connected with the communist and socialist ideology, and the events of the Bolshevik revolution and WWII.
Adyghea may offer a number of such symbolic places of the Soviet past - the memorials and monuments to the warriors-liberators, and some prominent WWII battlefields.
The first Chinese tourists are to visit Adyghea this summer. In July, the region plans to welcome a group of Lebanese schoolchildren who will spend their holidays at the Children's Recreation Camp Caucasus together with their local peers.
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