Young tourists from Belarus, Poland and Lithuania united under "Braslav Sails"

August 23, Vitebsk / Diana Kurilo - BELTA /. Young tourists from Belarus, Poland, and Lithuania have united under "Braslav Sails". The international children's tourist camp "Braslav Sails" has opened for the second time in the Braslav district, the head of the sports and tourism department of the Braslav District Executive Committee, Anatoly Neverkovich, told a BELTA correspondent. About 50 teenagers are accommodated in a tent city and throughout the shift, they undertake two-day hiking, water, and cycling trips through the most beautiful places of the lake region, visiting the legendary Mayak mountain, the picturesque Volos lake, and the historical village of Maskovichi. Young tourists, the oldest of whom are only 16 years old, get acquainted with the sights and learn the basics of tourist skills. As Anatoly Neverkovich noted, Braslav region is focusing on attracting foreign tourists, primarily from neighboring countries. The international children's camp is being held for the second time, but it is already attracting the interest of foreign guests. Next year, "Braslav Sails" plans to invite young travelers again. -0-