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Sochi ranked second among popular holiday destinations in October

Sochi took the second position in the ranking of the most popular Russian holiday destinations in October

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Sochi ranked second among popular holiday destinations in October

Sochi took the second position in the ranking of the most popular Russian holiday destinations in October. The resort accounted for 12% of all bookings, follows from the data of the Russian service booking hotels and apartments TVIL.RU, which refer to “Krasnodar news”.

The leader of the rating was St. Petersburg with a share of 16%. Moscow was in third place, accounting for 8% of bookings.

In addition to Sochi, the top ten most popular destinations included three more cities of Kuban. They became Krasnodar, Anapa and Gelendzhik.

Earlier it was reported that in Sochi flowered a rare lyrope variegata.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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