This case study has been studied in order to obtain more detailed and reliable information on tourism businesses, in particular, the state of hostelling in Siberia. The research has several ambiguous factors, such as how attractive trip to Siberia for tourists or as hostel meets tourists needs, and who would be potential tourists.

To get an idea of the current situation and the potential future of tourism in Siberia, data were collected from the scientific literature, online sources and through the involvement of experts. After analyzing the data were formulated conclusions, declared the potential in developing of hospitality business opportunities in Siberia, derived the concept of key clients of the hostel and also formulated certain recommendations for future research.

This case study has been studied in order to obtain more detailed and reliable information on tourism businesses, in particular, the state of hostelling in Siberia. The research has several ambiguous factors, such as how attractive trip to Siberia for tourists or as hostel meets tourists needs, and who would be potential tourists.

To get an idea of the current situation and the potential future of tourism in Siberia, data were collected from the scientific literature, online sources and through the involvement of experts. After analyzing the data were formulated conclusions, declared the potential in developing of hospitality business opportunities in Siberia, derived the concept of key clients of the hostel and also formulated certain recommendations for future research.

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