The further the fiery years of the Great Patriotic War go down in history, the more valuable it is for us to have live communication with those who gave Victory to the world. On the eve of May 9, the staff of the AMAKS "Yubileynaya" Hotel postponed their usual activities in order to go on an important mission — to personally congratulate those who stood up and won.
We did not wait for the official events, because every veteran and home front worker today cares not so much for loud words as sincere attention and warmth. Armed not only with a festive mood, but also with sincere gifts, our colleagues went to visit the culprits of the celebration.
The meetings were held in a touching, almost family atmosphere. The eyes of the people who survived the war were filled with bright sadness and joy when they saw the young faces of their guests. The staff of the AMAKS Jubilee department thanked every veteran and home front worker for their immortal feat. We said "thank you" for the peaceful sky, for the opportunity to live, work and raise children without the horrors of war.
The highlight of the visit was the presentation of memorable gifts from our hotel. We have tried to ensure that each gift is not just a sign of attention, but a piece of our care and appreciation. Indeed, for people whose youth fell during the harsh war and post-war years, any manifestation of participation is priceless.
Leaving the hospitable hosts, the hotel staff felt both a sense of pride and a slight excitement. I am proud of the generation of winners and the excitement of realizing how fragile the world is and how important it is to protect it.
For the AMAKS Jubilee team, Victory Day is not just a red date on the calendar, but the personal story of each family and our common Homeland. We are grateful for the opportunity to say "thank you" to the living heroes, looking them straight in the eye.
Happy New Year! We remember. We are proud. Thank you.
We did not wait for the official events, because every veteran and home front worker today cares not so much for loud words as sincere attention and warmth. Armed not only with a festive mood, but also with sincere gifts, our colleagues went to visit the culprits of the celebration.
The meetings were held in a touching, almost family atmosphere. The eyes of the people who survived the war were filled with bright sadness and joy when they saw the young faces of their guests. The staff of the AMAKS Jubilee department thanked every veteran and home front worker for their immortal feat. We said "thank you" for the peaceful sky, for the opportunity to live, work and raise children without the horrors of war.
The highlight of the visit was the presentation of memorable gifts from our hotel. We have tried to ensure that each gift is not just a sign of attention, but a piece of our care and appreciation. Indeed, for people whose youth fell during the harsh war and post-war years, any manifestation of participation is priceless.
Leaving the hospitable hosts, the hotel staff felt both a sense of pride and a slight excitement. I am proud of the generation of winners and the excitement of realizing how fragile the world is and how important it is to protect it.
For the AMAKS Jubilee team, Victory Day is not just a red date on the calendar, but the personal story of each family and our common Homeland. We are grateful for the opportunity to say "thank you" to the living heroes, looking them straight in the eye.
Happy New Year! We remember. We are proud. Thank you.