Press Trips to Russia and Along the Trans-Mongolian Railway

If you are a media professional and have a project in mind or simply need assistance with travel to Russia, Mongolia or China, please let us know your requirements and a quick proposal of what you are planning to write about. Our marketing team will be in touch with available offers. We are looking forward to hearing from you.

And below please find some feedback from press trips we organised for your fellow colleagues.
  I received faultless service from Go Russia in the organization of my trip. My visa was arranged effortlessly (or so it seemed from my end) and my travel plans all ran smoothly. Go Russia not only offers prompt and efficient service, and genuine expertise, but also has the courage to offer trips to remote and fascinating parts of Russia that other tour operators don't reach.
www.pollyevans.com

Polly Evans is an award-winning travel author and journalist. She is the author of five travel memoir books, published by Bantam in the UK, Delta in the US and in German and Dutch translation. Her fifth book, Mad Dogs and an Englishwoman, tells the story of her learning to drive sled dogs in the Yukon. Polly's first book, It's Not About the Tapas, was a Boston Globe bestseller and was shortlisted for the WHSmith People's Choice travel-writing award.

Polly writes regularly for newspapers and magazines across the globe including the Sunday Times, the Independent on Sunday, Wanderlust and High Life in the UK, and Food & Wine in the US. She was the winner of the Independent on Sunday / Bradt Guides travel-writing competition in 2006, the winner of a British Guild of Travel Writers journalism award in 2005, and the winner of a Human Rights Press Award in 2002. She appears regularly on BBC Breakfast TV talking about issues relating to travel, and has contributed to radio shows including BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour and Excess Baggage.
  My short trip to Moscow with Go Russia provided the ultimate snap shot of the epicentre of the new Russia. Go Russia’s slick itinerary included the perfect mix of sight-seeing, entertainment, spot of shopping and relaxation. As a group of first timers we took in all the key sites accompanied by our knowledgeable guide Anna who was a Muscovite herself which really helped; including the Kremlin, Red Square and Novodovichy Convent as well as optional extras such as the Vodka museum and Izmaylovo market –and it was extremely useful having Anna with us to help haggle as well as sharing her excellent knowledge. Travelling Moscow’s glorious underground network – (an experience in itself not to be overlooked) we also visited some magnificent view points, and enjoyed culinary treats such as borsch soup, Kvass and warm honey beer. There was also plenty of free-time for a little personal exploration.

I would recommend Moscow as the ultimate city break and Go Russia have the perfect itinerary in which to enjoy this. Go Russia took care of everything from start to finish, even arranging for my visa to be hand delivered within three days leaving me to relax and enjoy. Moscow is unlike any other European city break I have been on and Go Russia are very well connected which helped make the trip run smoothly, and they are also very good at revealing the hidden gems you would never find without them. “

Laura Leveson, Press Officer of The Times presents “Destinations: The Holiday & Travel Show” and travel writer.
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  "If you're looking for people who really know Russia - who live and love this great, complex, totally enthralling country and its people - you've found them at Go Russia company. Excellent local knowledge, genuinely thoughtful service and value for money too".

Jeremy Head, travel writer, www.travelblather.com
  'Go Russia offers the best service I have encountered after a dozen trips to Russia. I wish I had found their services earlier - I would have saved myself a lot of time and trouble.'

Jonathon Reynolds. Rough Guides to Moscow / St. Petersburg travel writer. Nomadic Adventures - Adventure Travel Writing/Photography & Destination Development. Editor at Large - Bahrain Traveler Magazine. Contributor to Go Active, SeaKayaker Magazine, Canoe and Kayak Magazine, Paddler Magazine, Archaeology Magazine, In London, Real Travel, Vines Magazine, amongst other publications.

Author of guidebooks "Kayaking Georgian Bay" and "The Soft Paddling Guide to Ontario and New England". Look for his upcoming books on Soft Adventure in British Columbia and Alberta, Soft Adventure Britain, Baja California and Canoe and Kayak Repair.
  One of the real advantages of Go Russia was having a tour guide from Moscow who was able to recommend things to do when you had free time as well as good bars and restaurants. The visa service is also brilliant as it takes the stress out of holiday planning.

Becky Ward, contributor www.new-magazine.co.uk