On October 5, Russia will open flights to Denmark, Djibouti, Peru, South Africa, New Zealand
In the capital of Denmark will begin to fly planes from St. Petersburg twice a week (the country is still available for purposes: residence permit, real estate, work, etc.).
In Djibouti, which is located in East Africa, two flights a week will be operated from Moscow. The country is open to tourists vaccinated with the WHO and Sputnik V vaccines, everyone else is waiting for a quarantine of 10 days.
In Wellington (New Zealand) from Moscow will fly two planes a week, but for tourists the country is closed.
In Peru (on the route Moscow — Lima) twice a week can get vaccinated tourists.
South Africa is opening two airports for Russians - Cape Town and Johannesburg, each will receive two flights a week from Moscow. The country is open to tourists.
On September 22, the Operator also announced the expansion of the flight grid to previously discovered countries - the liners will fly from Moscow to Goa and from St. Petersburg to Delhi. The country is expected to open up to vaccinated travelers in the near future.
Two flights per week from Moscow to Tenerife are allowed, but not for tourists, but for owners of residence permits and real estate. Sharjah Airport opens for Russians in the UAE.
Source: tonkosti