The overwhelming number of residents of the Republic of Crimea (68%) are confident that this summer the number of tourists in the Crimea will increase or remain unchanged in comparison with 2013, to inform the data sociologicheskogo research Fund "Public opinion" (FOM). Crimea and Sevastopol became the Russian regions after the 16 March 2014 referendum in which the overwhelming majority of voters voted for reunification with Russia. Before the Crimean authorities reported that in 2013, the Peninsula hosted more than 6 million tourists: 65% of them were citizens of Ukraine, but political and transport circumstances prevented them to visit the Peninsula for the next year. A predictive indicator of the number of vacationers in 2015 is 4, 3 million tourists by 15% more than in 2014. Almost fifty percent of the residents of the Republic of Crimea participated in the survey (49%), believes that this summer in the Crimea will be more tourists than came up to his joining Russia, Similar opinions have 59% of the respondents from Sevastopol. The opposite vision leans a fifth of the population of Crimea (22%): respondents predict that the interest in the Crimea in the summer of this year will grow cold. Another 19% responded that the Russian Crimea will presumably collect as many tourists, many collected from Ukraine. Crimeans, secure in the knowledge that vacationers this year will be more, explain this by the establishment of transport messages with Russia (11%), stability and security in the Crimea (8%), a large number of vouchers that have already sold out (7%), increasing the level of service (5%), low cost holidays amid currency fluctuations (4% of respondents). Those residents of Crimea, who thinks that the flow of tourists will decrease, refer to the not Yet fully developed and the letter of Russia with the Peninsula (14% of those who had forecast a decline of tourists) and the fact that Ukrainians are not going to relax on the Peninsula (6%). While thirty percent of Crimean residents (32%) report that their family income depends on how many tourists visit Crimea during the tourist season (in Sevastopol so said a quarter of residents). Two-thirds of respondents (67%) said that their household income are not associated with the number of tourists in Crimea, and among respondents from Sebastopol was more than 70% of similar people. The survey was conducted by telephone among residents of the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol 18-22 April among 1, 67 thousand people in the Crimea and 494 people in Sevastopol.