Abstract
The article is focused on the planning organization of the Bolshaya Belokurikha, an emerging territorial tourist complex located in the foothills of the Altai mountains at the junction of lowland and mountainous landscapes. The authors propose that the planning organization of the complex territory should be based on the typology of spatial scenarios of tourism, which has been formed within the framework of the "Recreational Opportunities Spectrum" (ROS) concept. Controllable factors have been selected as key criteria for space differentiation: the degree of urbanization, the accommodation facilities comfort level, the intensity of landscaping and transport accessibility, and the density of contacts between visitors. As a result of the study, twelve types of spatial tourism scenarios have been identified, which are shown on the map compiled by the authors. The papers provides a characteristic for each type of the functional zones, identifies recommended types of tourist activities, and provides recommendations for infrastructure design.