The article outlines the problematic aspects of the organization of the integrated tourist services for athletes of the women’steam of the Russian Emergencies Ministry in fi re and rescue sports during training events (training camps). The main components of tourist service for training events are revealed. A venue has been proposed, and a plan of tourist service for a training event for the IX Women’s World Championship in fi re and rescue sports has been developed. Materials and research methods:To achieve this goal, an analysis of the scientifi c and methodological literature on the topic of the study was used, the identifi cation of problematic aspects of the service of athletes during the implementation of programs for the integrated tourist service of training events (training camps) of the sports team of the EMERCOM of Russia in fi re and rescue sports. Results and discussion: The main components of tourist service during training events are the following parameters: Availability and quality of sports facilities. Accommodation facilities. Location of the institu-tion (transportation accessibility). Catering, including diff erentiated nutrition. Evaluation of the institution’s infrastruc-ture. Recreational facilities. Organization of medical care. Conclusion and inference: Victory in competitions largely depends on successful preliminary preparation, where the components are not only physical, technical and psychologi-cal readiness for competitive acitivities, but also the conditions of organizational and service activities that contribute to the realization of the capabilities of the participants in the subsequent time and weather-climatic zone. The presented rational organization of integrated tourist services for the training event of the sports team of the Russian Emergencies Ministry in fi re and rescue sports for the IX World Women’s Championship should contribute to the successful perfor-mance of the team in these competitions.
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