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The fall in travel to the UAE compensated for the growth in demand for holidays in Vietnam and China

The drop in tourist flow to the UAE in January-September 2026 compensated for the growth of Russian trips to China, Vietnam, Egypt and Turkey. This was reported by the representative of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR), based on data from the border service of the FSB (takes into account entries for tourist purposes) and foreign statistics.

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The fall in travel to the UAE compensated for the growth in demand for holidays in Vietnam and China

The drop in tourist flow to the UAE in January-September 2026 compensated for the growth of Russian trips to China, Vietnam, Egypt and Turkey. This was reported by the representative of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR), based on data from the border service of the FSB (takes into account entries for tourist purposes) and foreign statistics.

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