What vacation do Russians choose after the removal of restrictions on the coronavirus?
Maya Lomidze, executive director of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) said that Russians after the lifting of restrictions on the coronavirus buy more expensive tours to Russian resorts than in 2019.
Minimum prices for holidays in Russia are now 25-30% lower than in 2019, and not the most budget options are sold.
" . Tour packages are most in demand in the medium and expensive price segments. The cost of the most popular tours is now about twice the budget option, that is, it is from 55 thousand to 70-80 thousand rubles for two for a week including meals, usually breakfast.
The most budget options for recreation on domestic sea routes are now about 24 thousand rubles for two, in Khakassia - 55-59 thousand rubles for two with a flight: "These are the most budget options for recreation on mass destinations with arrivals from 17 to 24 July."
This picture emerges – our tourists, firstly, really want to relax, and secondly, they want to relax more or less comfortably. Again, tour packages at minimum prices are on sale, but they are sold mainly medium and expensive.”
The cost of expensive holidays starts from 70 thousand rubles per person per day. This is a VIP holiday with individual transfers, expensive rooms in expensive facilities. Such proposals are in the Crimea, Krasnodar Territory and Altai.
Source: tourism.interfax
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