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Experts have identified the main fears of Russian tourists

Specialists of the service Aviasales conducted a survey of Russian travelers, and identified their main fears.

In the first place in the top of the horrors that lie in wait for Russians is the fear of losing a child in a foreign country - this was said by 30% of respondents. Then there is the fear of being left without rest due to illness - 29% of travelers. Loss of a bank card, air travel and “non-insurance events” scare tourists less.
 
In third place – the fear of injuries during the holidays – up to 25% are afraid of breaking a leg. 15% do not want to lose their passport.
 
The least Russians (2%) do not want to get lost in an unfamiliar place. Less than 1% are feared of having their bank card blocked, flying on planes, sudden “non-insurance events” and illness without insurance.
 
In the comments, users joked that the worst thing is to “run past Duty Free, being late for your flight.”

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