Tourism

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenka Photo: president.gov.by
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenka Photo: president.gov.by
Foreign tourists can stay in the Hrodna and Brest regions of Belarus without a visa for ten days, effective from 2018.
Photo: BELTA
Photo: BELTA
People from 67 countries visited Belarus using the visa-free regime in 2017.
Photo: BELTA
Photo: BELTA
Three hotels will open doors already in late 2017 - early 2018. Currently, Minsk can simultaneously accommodate over 11K guests.
Photo: BELTA
Photo: BELTA
Belarusian Foreign Minister Uladzimir Makei tells Financial Times his country will move towards this target 'gradually.'
Photo: Euroradio
Photo: Euroradio
An American, a Swiss couple and 2 Belarusians pioneered the industrial tourism route for a $5 ticket.
Melita Stanyuta. Photo: Yauhen Yerchak for Guest Guide
Melita Stanyuta. Photo: Yauhen Yerchak for Guest Guide
The gymnast has posed for the tourist magazine Guest Guide.
The news has sparked a flurry of jokes on Facebook.
German nationals top the list of 'visa-free visitors'.
Most foreign guests that arrived in Belarus without a visa were from Germany.