Эксперт призвал снять с гидов ответственность за остановку восхождения

Jul 27, 2026 · 5:36 PM UTC ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 12 views

#tourism #mountaineering #safety #legislation #Sergey Romashkin #Association of Tour Operators of Russia #Mount Elbrus #Bosnia and Herzegovina #Investigative Committee

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The Russian Association of Tour Operators has proposed expanding mountain guides' authority to halt ascents without financial liability when weather deteriorates. The proposal aims to eliminate the conflict of interest where guides feel pressured to continue despite safety concerns, as highlighted by vice‑president Sergey Romashkin. The initiative follows a tragic incident on Mount Elbrus that resulted in five fatalities among a Bosnian climbing party, prompting a criminal investigation.

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▪The Association of Tour Operators of Russia suggested that guides be allowed to stop a climb without facing penalties if conditions become unsafe.
▪Sergey Romashkin argued that guides face a conflict between ensuring safety and meeting tourists' expectations after they have paid for the summit.
▪The proposal was motivated by the July 25 accident on Elbrus where five of seven Bosnian climbers died after being unable to descend.
▪The Russian Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for negligent homicide involving two or more persons.

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После гибели пяти иностранных альпинистов на Эльбрусе Ассоциация туроператоров России предложила расширить права горных гидов. Предлагается определить маршруты, на которых инструктор-проводник сможет единолично остановить восхождение при ухудшении погоды - без неустойки и другой материальной ответственности. В АТОР отмечают: туристы нередко требуют продолжить путь, поскольку заплатили за подъём на вершину.О том, почему с гидов стоит снять финансовую ответственность за решение развернуть группу, Авторадио рассказал вице-президент Ассоциации туроператоров России Сергей Ромашкин:"Здесь проблема в том, что туристы как бы, соглашаясь, наверное, с гидом, что это небезопасно, ну всё-таки, наверное, их мучает мысль о том, что они заплатили большие деньги, да, и не получили вершины.

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