Crimea, a traditionally popular vacation destination for Russian tourists, will not be welcoming visitors this summer. Hotels and the peninsula’s well-known children’s camps will remain closed until the end of the tourist season in September. The closures are a direct result of a severe fuel shortage impacting the region. Gas stations in Crimea have reportedly ceased operations due to the lack of gasoline. The situation raises concerns about logistical challenges and potential disruptions for residents as well as the tourism industry. Authorities have not yet provided a detailed explanation for the fuel scarcity, but the impact is already being felt across the region. This decision effectively halts a significant economic sector for Crimea during peak season.