Tourism

Belarus is set to expand further the areas open for visa-free foreign tourists, according to officials.

Photoshoots with chalk pits in the back can only be done by organized groups of tourists.

No visa is required to visit Biearastavicki, Vaukavyski, Voranauski, Lidzki and Scucynski districts.

Belarus is set to expand the visa-free regime to boost tourism after the successful first 1.5 years.

Team Europe and Team USA will compete in Minsk, Belarus on 9-10 September 2019.

Belarus President signs a decree, which has added five more districts in the Hrodna region to the visa-free zone.

A short passage about the Belarusian capital notes that it was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War.

A sightseeing package for a group of five people costs $170.

The citizens of the United States, Germany and Italy stand out among the visitors who came visa-free for 30 days.