The Novomiska AH amanged to receive EU funding for a non-standard COWBOYky tourist project.
Author: Dmytro Synyak
Ukraine, definitely, does not lack non-standard tourist projects. Almost every hromada is convinced that construction of, at least, a hotel (entertainment complex, swimming pool, restaurant, etc.) on its territory is extremely profitable. There is only one misfortune: for some reason, investors are in no hurry to invest their money in these ideas. Hromadas’ search for these investors is a separate issue, but it is not the matter right now. The Novomiska amalgamated hromada of the Lviv Oblast has not only come up with a very creative and unusual tourist ethnoproject called "COWBOYky: Ukrainian Wild West," but managed to get a pretty sum of 900 000 euros for its implementation. We discussed with Petro Kulyas, head of the Novomiska AH, how they managed to achieve such a result, as well as his plans for the creation of the Wild West corner in Staryi Sambir Rayon.
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