Почему нас тянет в деревню? Внутренний туриз в России | Следующая остановка

More and more city dwellers are renting houses in villages, restoring abandoned huts, starting vegetable gardens, and learning to distinguish a hoe from a shovel. Some go away for the weekend, others for the entire summer, and some just close their laptops one day and stay forever. Let's try to figure out why someone accustomed to comfort suddenly wants to light a stove and carry water. Kirill Doronin - promoter of village life, author of the "Izbovie" project, about rural tourism t.me/doroningo   / doronink   t.me/izbovie Olga Kalyazin, owner of the Dobrynya guesthouse, author of the "Life on the Volga" Telegram channel t.me/kalazinvolga 00:00 — Introduction: Why has the village become a new vacation trend? 02:11 — Domestic tourism statistics in Russia: the sea versus the hut. 04:00 — The psychology of a village vacation: Why do city dwellers need peace and quiet? 07:11 — Kirill Doronin on the "Izbovie" project: how the idea was born. 10:40 — Who goes to the village more often and how are guests received? 13:19 — Atmosphere and "genetic memory": why are we drawn to our roots. 15:53 — Is it possible to make money from a country house, and how much does a vacation cost? 24:52 — Personal experience: how a homeowner changes after hosting guests. 29:45 — Blitz game: a city dweller's biggest fears in the village. 34:04 — Criteria for choosing a house: from accessibility to aesthetics. 43:11 — Childhood memories: cherry dumplings and life in Udmurtia. 50:11 — Olga Kalyazin: the story of a girl who moved to the Volga. 53:50 — Everyday life in a guest house: chickens, window frames, and "real life." 57:20 — A project about love: why restore old houses. 59:43 — Results and wishes for the audience. #villagevacation #agrotourism #tourismrf #ecovacation