Hotel guests in Sochi can now check in for their flights and handle baggage check directly at their hotels.
Sochi International Airport, in collaboration with a specific mountain resort in Sochi, has launched a ground-breaking service aimed at maximising traveler comfort. This innovative project combines hotel and airline services, allowing guests to complete flight registration and luggage check-in without leaving the hotel.
The service is operated by Sochi International Airport and is available for guests who are staying at participating mountain resorts in Sochi. Accredited specialists with access to airline systems register passengers and accept luggage at a special counter in the hotel lobby. Each suitcase is labeled, sealed, and tracked in a digital control system, ensuring a smooth and efficient travel process.
This service eliminates the need for guests to visit the airport to register for their flight or check-in their luggage. It is intended to provide a more convenient travel experience for guests, as well as streamlining the travel process. The service is a unique project in Russia and Sochi Airport is the first in the country to offer it on a permanent basis.
The idea for this service originated from a Moscow entrepreneur, who introduced a similar innovative service in his home village, allowing booking airplanes and checking luggage without leaving the village. However, the name of this pioneer is not provided in the available search results.
The service is designed to maximise traveler comfort and is part of Sochi International Airport's ongoing efforts to enhance the overall travel experience for its guests. It is hoped that this service will attract more tourists to Sochi and further boost the region's economy.
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