Late Autumn Travel Surge: Russian Destinations Top Choice
This late autumn, travel demand during the November holidays surged by over 30%, bucking typical trends. Russian destinations, particularly cities like St. Petersburg and Moscow, have emerged as top choices for independent tourists, accounting for 70% of demand this year, according to 'Ostrovok'.
Russian destinations offer a diverse range of attractions, from the cultural riches of St. Petersburg and Moscow to the coastal charm of Sochi and the historical sites of cities like Kazan and Nizhny Novgorod. Other popular spots include Kaliningrad, Yaroslavl, Tula, Pskov, and Kislovodsk. Looking ahead to 2025, these destinations are expected to draw various types of travellers, including leisure seekers, business tourists, and those visiting family.
Travel costs can vary greatly depending on the mode of transport and accommodation. For instance, journeys on the iconic Trans-Siberian railway offer a wide range of prices, from budget to luxury. While specific package costs are not mentioned, travellers should consider factors such as visa arrangements, payment methods, and potential flight connections via third countries due to direct flight restrictions.
The late autumn travel boom has seen a significant increase in demand for Russian destinations, with a diverse range of cities appealing to various types of travellers. As we look to 2025, these destinations are set to remain popular, offering a variety of experiences and price points to suit different budgets and preferences.
