How are Russians going to spend a non-working week?
Most tourists did not change the dates of previously planned trips after the introduction of restrictions due to the spread of coronavirus infection.
OneTwoTrip reports that the majority of respondents (64%) did not plan to go anywhere in November, and of those who were going to vacation, 77% admitted that they did not cancel or postpone a previously organized trip.
62% of Russians did not suspect that Russia could declare a non-working week, the rest felt the changes.
In the first week of November, 66% of respondents will continue to work remotely, but 74% will stay at home and 26% will work from other cities.
30% of tourists believe that it is better to go abroad during non-working days, 26% do not see safe directions in the current situation and prefer to stay at home, 23% choose natural locations with a minimum of people, 17% are ready to go anywhere.
As for bookings of air tickets for the period from October 30 to November 7 after the announcement of the non-working week, the leaders are Moscow (27.9% of the total number of cities), St. Petersburg (7.8%), Sochi (6.8%), Krasnodar (4.1%), Makhachkala (3.7%). The sixth line was taken by Ufa (2.8%), the seventh - Mineral Waters (2.6%).
The last places in the top 10 cities are shared by Yekaterinburg (2.6%), Rostov-on-Don (1.9%), Yerevan (1.8%).
Source: tourism.interfax
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