Luxury resorts in Krasnodar region emerge as the priciest in all of Russia
**Top Summer Holiday Destinations for Russians: Costs and Occupancy Rates**
Russian tourists seeking a luxurious summer vacation often find themselves drawn to expensive destinations, as revealed in a recent TASS report. Here's a look at some of the most costly summer holiday locations for Russians, along with insights into the current occupancy rate in one of Russia's popular domestic destinations, Anapa.
**Expensive Summer Vacation Destinations**
Torba, Turkey, has emerged as one of the most expensive summer holiday destinations for Russians. A family of four recently spent nearly 3 million rubles on a 7-day all-inclusive stay at a five-star hotel. San Francisco, USA, also ranks high on the list, with a 20-day stay in a five-star hotel without meals costing two Russians 1.33 million rubles. Costa Navarino, Greece, is another pricey destination, where a family of four spent 1.17 million rubles on a 9-day stay in a five-star resort with breakfast included. The Maldives and Dubai, while not explicitly detailed in terms of daily pocket expenses, are also among the top choices for Russian tourists, with significant costs for accommodations.
**Occupancy Rate in Anapa**
Anapa, a popular domestic destination for Russian tourists, is less expensive compared to the international destinations mentioned above. However, specific information about the occupancy rate in Anapa is not readily available. Tour operators in Anapa are currently experiencing a drop in hotel occupancy, leading to substantial financial losses. As for the average daily expense, Anapa comes in second, with an average daily expense of 2,197 rubles.
**Comparing Russian Summer Holiday Destinations**
Sochi tops the list of the most expensive Russian summer holiday destinations, with an average daily expense of 2,482 rubles. Tourists in Sochi typically stay for an average of 11 days. Yalta follows closely behind, with an average daily expense of 2,200 rubles. Tourists in Yalta tend to stay for an average of 12 days. The resort town of Belokurikha in Altai Krai ranks third, with an average daily expense of 2,132 rubles, and an average stay duration of 11 days. In Vladivostok, tourists stay for 14 days with daily expenses of 1,533 rubles.
For precise occupancy rates and up-to-date information on Russian summer holiday destinations, it's best to consult local tourism boards or travel agencies specializing in Russian destinations.
- The luxurious summer vacation destination of Torba, Turkey, costs nearly 3 million rubles for a family of four to stay for 7 days at a five-star hotel, making it one of the most expensive finance-draining holiday locations for Russians in their lifestyle.
- San Francisco, USA, another expensive destination, costs two Russians 1.33 million rubles for a 20-day stay in a five-star hotel without meals, revealing a high financial impact on their travel budget.
