Has your professor thought about contacting the Canadian Embassy here? They are a very nice group of people and have connections here with a lot of Canadian citizens. I am sure they will be more the willing to help. The trip itself is not all that difficult to arrange, affordable housing on the other hand might be. I just spoke to one of the students that work for us part time and she suggested getting in touch with the University's foreign department because they can help arrange student housing. Good Luck! Don Craig Officescape Projects Limited Old Arbat Street 16/2, Building 3 Second Floor Moscow 119002 Russian Federation Tel. 495 232 9902 Fax 495 232 9897 Mob 89165550789 E-mail [email protected] Website <http://www.officescape.ru/> www.officescape.ru -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Anh Minh Ngo Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 10:38 PM To: The Moscow Expat List Subject: Expat List Student Trip to Moscow Dear All,
One of my professors from University is preparing a trip for 7-8 students from Canada to visit Moscow early this summer. Can anyone, please, advise me on: 1_ where to stay. Are there apartment rentals, university housing or youth hostels etc...? What would be the price range per person per day? 2_ whether, in your opinion, a trip like this would be difficult to organise given the current situation? IE Dealing with the people, the general logistics of life in Moscow? If you have some tips on organising such trips, please, let me know! Thank you in advance! Anh Minh. -- Anh Minh Ngo +7-926-524-81-64
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