Deputy Minister of Sports proposed to develop sex tourism in Belarus

Czeslaw Shulga believes that Belarus should not be ashamed of sex tourism.

"There is nothing to apologize for. This is something that is, for example, in demand in Denmark. They’ve found a trump card. We do not encourage it today by saying "welcome for sex services," he said.

"But if someone is interested, let him go, look for, get acquainted, date and marry," said the official in the air of "RTR-Belarus."

Czeslaw Shulga also supports the idea of selling "more than a thousand ancestral estates" and dozens of uninhabited villages to investors. "Let them buy for a base value (Br100 thousand or $12). Thus, they will take the social burden: develop tourism for five to ten years," he said.