During his visit to the exhibition the Prime Minister reviewed information technologies for the promotion of tourism. Mr Medvedev was shown tourist routes on tablet computers and a pass that costs 2,400 roubles and is valid for three days, that allows tourists to visit all the capital's museums once.

At the Altai Territory pavilion the Prime Minister was told about Denisova Cave archeological site, where early human remains were found, and was shown a wheel, which is 200 years old, among other unusual exhibits. The Prime Minister also saw the layout of a ski resort in the Altai Territory that will be opened in three years.

Dmitry Medvedev also inspected the stands of the Ulyanovsk region, Adygea, Novocherkassk and Moscow.