The prospects for the development of children's recreation and health tourism were discussed at the Badenland thermal complex

Specifically, a cooperation agreement was reached between Alexey Telegin, Acting Director of the Education Department of the Yekaterinburg City Administration, and Evgeny Kononov, Director of the Baden-Group Management Company.

Special attention will be paid to creating opportunities for children's health improvement during school holidays. This will allow young residents of the city to spend their time productively and improve their health.

Furthermore, with the support of Mikhail Klimenko, Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of Sverdlovsk Region, and the Kirovsky District local branch of the United Russia party, conditions will be created to organize children's swimming sections for young children fr om kindergartens and schools in the Kirovsky and Oktyabrsky districts of Yekaterinburg.

Badenland will continue to provide free swimming sessions for children with disabilities across all its resorts, as well as free admission for parents raising children with palliative conditions.

For the pupils of the social rehabilitation center, developmental activities and beneficial gymnastics aimed at strengthening health and promoting harmonious development will be organized.

The Sverdlovsk Region Investment Promotion Agency and the Baden-Group Management Company signed a document regarding the support of the investment project "Badenland Thermal Complex with a Restaurant, Hotel, Fitness Center, and Children's Entertainment Complex." The agreement entails advising the investor on matters related to the provision of state support measures, assisting in the preparation of necessary documents, and processing applications.

"The signed agreement marks not just the launch of one of the largest investment projects in the leisure and hospitality sector. Together with Baden-Baden, we are taking another step towards transforming the Middle Urals into a center for health tourism," said Dmitry Ionin.

Additionally, a cooperation agreement was signed by the Public Organization of Disabled Persons (Veterans) of War, Labor, the Armed Forces, and Law Enforcement Agencies of the Kirovsky District and the Baden-Group Management Company. The heads of the organizations noted that supporting veterans, developing active longevity programs, and creating conditions for communication, health improvement, and social activity align with the objectives of the United Russia party's federal project, "The Older Generation."

It is worth noting that the Badenland thermal and wellness complex has already been entered into the Russian Book of Records as the country's largest indoor aqua-thermal complex. The total area of the pools exceeds 1000 square meters. The first phase of the complex, which includes thermal zones, steam rooms, hydromassage, and a café area, is already open to visitors. The project is planned to be expanded over several floors, wh ere bathhouses from around the world and spa areas will be added.

The complex is capable of providing year-round recreation and is designed to accommodate up to 900 people at a time, and up to 3,000 people per day during peak times. The implementation of the investment project is expected to significantly increase tourist flow to the region, which amounted to 3.5 million trips in 2025.