The International Space Station Will Receive Space Tourists Again This Autumn.

The Russian space agency's manned space program director, 29, said the international space station will receive space tourists again this autumn, and the Russian space agency will announce the names of tourists next week.

In September this year, Russia will launch the "alliance TMA 16" manned spaceship to the international space station, and a seat on the spaceship will be left to space tourists.

He said that at present, Russia has completed the relevant examination and approval work. The space tourist has also successfully passed the corresponding medical examination. The Russian space agency will announce the name of the space tourist next week.

The seat of the space traveler was originally reserved for astronauts in Kazakhstan.

However, Kazakhstan's national space agency has decided to give up its participation in the international space station's landing plan in September this year because of insufficient funds.

He also did not disclose the nationality of the space tourist and the cost of space travel at the press conference.

It is understood that Charles Simone, a space tourist returning from the international space station at the beginning of last month, paid 35 million dollars for the space tour, which cost 10 million dollars more than the last space tourist.

The Russian space agency has previously announced that Russia will no longer organize similar private space tours as the space station will increase to 6 astronauts this year and there is no extra space for tourists.