ASPECTS OF URBAN PLANNING TRANSFORMATION OF CRIMEA TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE
The richest natural-ecological and cultural-historical potential of the Crimean peninsula currently continues to preserve the infrastructure of the Soviet era, not meeting the modern needs of the tourism industry, especially after the annexation of Crimea to the Russian Federation and the construction of the Crimean bridge. Despite the active support of the state for regional tourism, the study revealed urban planning measures, the adoption of which will contribute to a more even distribution of tourist flows on the territory of the peninsula: the inclusion of the Dzhankoy district in the active sphere of the tourism infrastructure and the development of a new large resort and medical center in the Saki Lake area.