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Premium getaways: discover the top 5 luxury travel destinations this autumn season

Russian tourists opt for autumn getaways often, with Turkey and Egypt being the top choices. As revealed by Olesya Adamushkina, head of a travel agency, a week-long trip for two can range from 125,000 to 150,000 rubles in Turkey, and 120,000 to 130,000 rubles in Egypt.

Premium getaway: Top 5 nations providing the ultimate lavish vacations this autumn
Premium getaway: Top 5 nations providing the ultimate lavish vacations this autumn

Premium getaways: discover the top 5 luxury travel destinations this autumn season

In the ever-evolving landscape of international travel, Russian tourists are shifting their preferences, with Southeast Asia and the Middle East emerging as popular choices.

For those seeking a premium and secluded holiday, the Maldives stands out. Visas are issued free of charge upon arrival, granting a 30-day stay. However, the cost of a week-long tour for two can start at around 300 thousand rubles for budget options, while on popular island resorts, the price can exceed 400 thousand rubles.

On the other hand, the Middle East offers a more budget-friendly alternative. The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Oman are favourites among Russians. The United Arab Emirates and Qatar offer a visa-free regime for up to 90 days, while Oman provides a 30-day visa-free stay. The average cost of a week-long holiday in the UAE is 90-130 thousand rubles, in Qatar it starts from 145 thousand, and in Oman, it ranges from 200 to 300 thousand rubles depending on the hotel category.

As for Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, and Thailand remain affordable for Russians. A week-long tour for two in Thailand costs approximately 150 to 200 thousand rubles, with tourists increasingly choosing less crowded locations over traditional favourites like Pattaya and Phuket. In fact, some are venturing to new locations accessible by seaplanes.

Autumn 2025 sees a surge in Russian tourists heading to Turkey and Egypt, with a week-long tour for two costing approximately 125-150 thousand rubles in Turkey and 120-130 thousand rubles in Egypt.

November, as the beach season comes to an end, sees many hotels lowering their prices, making it an ideal time for budget-conscious travellers to explore these destinations.

While the most popular Southeast Asian travel destinations among Russians are Thailand (especially Phuket and Bangkok), Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, longer tours covering multiple countries can be more expensive. For instance, a 29-day round trip including cultural highlights and natural scenery across Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos can cost several thousand euros, though exact average prices are not specified in the sources. Phuket, being a prime destination in Thailand, features a range of accommodation and excursion options with hotel prices often being high, and early bookings recommended.

In summary, Russian tourists are seeking out new destinations, with the Maldives, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Turkey, and Egypt emerging as popular choices. Whether you're looking for a premium holiday, a budget-friendly getaway, or an adventure exploring multiple countries, there's a destination to suit every taste and budget.

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