
Moscow, Russia, Oct 30, 2019 - The Moscow Tourist Information Support Centre has launched a new hotline for tourists in Moscow.
Visitors to the Russian capital can now get 24/7 help via a short number, as well as a ten-digit landline number. Moscow Call Centre operators will advise on how to pay fares in the metro and get to the airport, how to get from one location to another, and where to rent a bike.
They will also provide information on interesting events and festivals taking place in Moscow and give out the addresses of museums, stadiums, parks, and other attractions. In addition, hotline staff will assist tourists in the event of emergencies and advice on the addresses and opening hours of embassies, consulates, and visa centres.
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The service is currently provided in two languages: Russian and English. In the future, Chinese, French, German and Spanish will also be available.
The hotline was created by the Moscow Tourism Committee together with the Moscow IT Department on the basis of the citywide Contact Centre.
''The number of tourists visiting Moscow is growing every year, so the call center is an important step to get their feedback. The short number 122 is easy to remember and takes only a few seconds to dial on your mobile phone. Call Centre operators provide advice in Russian and English, which is vital given the growing number of foreign tourists in Moscow. To establish the Moscow Tourist Information Support Centre, we made use of our previous experience, including the hotline of the Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure Development during the 2018 FIFA World Cup'', said the Committee for Tourism.
The short number can be dialed from the mobile numbers of all Russian and foreign operators in Moscow and the Moscow Region. The ten-digit city number can be dialed from mobile and landline numbers abroad and in Russia. Calls to both numbers are charged at your operator's rates.
The hotline currently has a staff of 20, but this number will grow quickly as the call centre's workload increases.
The citywide call centre has been operating in Moscow since 2011. It receives over 2.5 million calls each month. Approximately 90 percent of calls are received by hotlines popular with Muscovites, the Moscow Unified Information Service, the Unified Control Centre, the unified service for making doctor's appointments, the Moscow Transport Call Centre and others.
Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: https://in.news.yahoo.com
Published: Friday, November 1, 2019
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