Posts from Voting for the location of the CIS-2107 tournament.

Let's chat with Alex and Vigo in the evening and finalize everything, although Kirill's words about the voting are generally correct, but on the other hand, if Ekb or Korolev won, even if it was Mallorca, there would still be dissatisfied people, and there's nothing we can do about it.

Let's chat in the evening, Alex, Vigo, and I, and we'll finalize everything.

Maybe we can decide everything together with the organizers and organize and run the CIS tournament together...

That's cool! And who lives there?

Visiting Korolev seems much more realistic to me than visiting Volgograd.

So, Vitya, let's get your application more specific.

2. Korolev is 25 km from the center of Moscow + there are constant commuter trains. So, it will be quite convenient to take tourist trips. But with the resorts, whether in Yekaterinburg or Volgograd, it's hard to get out.

You're not planning on going anywhere anyway. That's one thing.

As far as I remember, it takes about 2 hours to get there from Moscow in total (walking to the bus, bus to the train, train to Moscow). So, it makes sense to plan day trips.

Actually, we could book the entire hotel for ourselves. But seeing how the discussion is going and what people are saying, we're not considering that yet.

It takes about 2 hours to get to Moscow, if I remember correctly (walking to the bus, bus to the commuter train, commuter train to Moscow). So, it makes sense to plan day trips.

Vladivostok: 25k for accommodation + 15k for tickets - a total of at least 40k, excluding alcohol.

3. Financial aspect. I assume that Korolev will be financially somewhere in between Yekaterinburg and Vladivostok.

On average, even if there are 40 people, and each person spends an average of 20,000-25,000 rubles on accommodation, food, and the conference fee, that's at least a million.