We’ve seen child-centric hospitality grow up in China. It’s maturing in Russia, too
A children’s café has opened in Moscow’s Cosmos Pavilion, Russia’s largest museum complex dedicated to outer space. Located in a historical building in the Russian capital’s VDNKh trade and exhibition park, the institution attracts thousands of to
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