Frequently, Russians take trips with their children.
Vacationing Russians and Their Travel Habits
According to recent travel data not from "Othello" by 2GIS, as it appears the named study may not exist, approximately half of Russian families travel with their kids on multiple occasions each year. Specifically, nearly 50% of respondents take two to three trips per year, with 41% making one yearly excursion. A smaller segment of respondents, 5%, prefer a child-free vacation.
Interestingly, around 9% of families even take their grandparents on holiday, but this option remains relatively unpopular overall, demonstrating Russian families' independence in making vacation plans.
investigated 74% of family vacation hotspots, followed closely by zoos (60%), dolphinariums (49%), and museums (39%), highlighting the quest for educational, as well as entertaining, experiences.
When considering suitable ages for travel, nearly half of respondents favored kids aged four to six or older, yet 21% contended that the choice should depend on individual child traits. Additionally, almost one-fifth (17%) believe that youngsters aged two to three can participate in travel adventures.
As for the most enticing travel destinations, water parks and amusement parks tops the list for many families. Domestic destinations such as Sochi, Crimea, and Golden Ring Cities continue to be popular options among Russian travelers. International destinations like Turkey, Thailand, Cyprus, Greece, and the UAE (Dubai) also prove attractive for families seeking sun, luxury, and entertainment.
Overall, it is essential to note that no widely-known study by "Othello from 2GIS" regarding this topic was found as of late 2023. In the absence of such a study, popular family vacation spots for Russians are typically Sochi, Crimea, Turkey, Thailand, and domestic cultural destinations.
Despite the absence of a study by "Othello from 2GIS," the travel habits of Russian families show a preference for diverse destinations. Moreover, their lifestyle often includes multiple family vacations each year, with 9% even taking their grandparents on holiday.
