In June, Sergunina stated that Moscow was visited by nearly six…

In June, Sergunina stated that Moscow was visited by nearly six million guests in the first three months of 2026.

Consensus

Tourist information centers in Moscow have been visited by over 4.3 million travelers since their opening in autumn 2020.
The centers are located in Zaryadye Park, the renovated Leningradsky Railway Station, Bolshaya Dmitrovka Street, and the Northern River Station.
Since the beginning of 2026, more than 700,000 travelers have visited the centers.
Tourists frequently inquire about children's activities, cultural-historical routes, and river cruises.
Staff at the centers provide information in multiple languages and promote services such as Russpass.
Russpass integrates hotels, museums, theaters, cafes, and other services with tens of thousands of offers.
Visitors can obtain free guides, charge their phones, and purchase souvenirs from the 'Moscow' brand.
A full list of centers is available in the Discover Moscow tourist ecosystem.

In the first quarter of 2026, Moscow received nearly six million visitors, with foreign tourists exceeding 550,000; approximately half of the tourists from the Far East were from China, and the number of Chinese travelers increased by one-third. — vm
Mobile tourist information centers have made over 100 trips across Russia and abroad, including a visit to Beijing for the 'Moscow Maslenitsa' festival, and a tour of the 'Golden Ring' route including Sergiev Posad, Yaroslavl, Kostroma, and upcoming stops in Suzdal, Vladimir, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Rostov Veliky, and Ivanovo. — m24
In 2025, Moscow received 26.5 million visitors, an increase of 500,000 from 2024; tourism contributed over 1.8 trillion rubles to the city's economy, a 6.5% increase, and generated 250 billion rubles in budget revenue. — m24
The Ministry of Economic Development of Russia forecasted that mutual tourism between Russia and China in 2026 would reach 4–4.5 million trips, with Russian tourists to China increasing by 60% in the first three to four months of 2026. — m24