Concise Aerospace - Russian government looks for ways to increase domestic tourism

Concise Aerospace

www.conciseb2b.com/aerospace

Site Info:

Register:

Recently Viewed:

None

Search:

advanced search

Login Form:

Russian government looks for ways to increase domestic tourism

Published 11 January 2016

Investment is increasing, but the lack of infrastructure remains a problem; Transport Minister again calls for elimination of VAT on domestic routes (857 words)

The content of this article is only available to registered users of this site. Please login or register to view this article in full. Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand.

Login:

No Account Yet?

Register here

Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand. Articles cost between $15 and $35 each.

Article ID: 12501

Related Articles:

• 23 April 2021 - Civil: A Russian official indicates a potential resumption of charter flights to Egypt
• 22 April 2021 - Civil: Implications for passenger traffic: Concise Aerospace analyzes Russian government's suspension of flights to Turkey and Tanzania
• 16 September 2020 - Civil: Airlines lobby group asks Russian government to act on two measures to help airlines survive the COVID-19 crisis
• 4 December 2019 - Civil: Russian tour operator TUI Russia gives its perspective on the current market and its work with airlines
• 3 August 2018 - Civil: Russian tour operators had higher expectation for demand for packaged tours in the summer season of 2018
• 31 October 2017 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes traffic on Russia's domestic passenger routes in January-September 2017 - Part 1
• 31 October 2017 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes traffic on Russia's domestic passenger routes in January-September 2017 - Part 2
• 21 January 2016 - Civil: Rostourism's data and proposals to boost domestic tourism are met with skepticism from tour operators and Duma deputies
• 4 December 2015 - Civil: Russian airlines, banned from charter flights to Turkey, are required by the FAVT to carry passengers back to Russia
• 4 December 2015 - Civil: Russian Transport Ministry expects no growth in air passenger traffic for full-year 2015
• 2 December 2015 - Civil: Russia's program to subsidize flights to the Far East: 479,000 passengers were carried in 2015 by 11 airlines, including major ones
• 1 December 2015 - Civil: Crimea: Flight subsidy program for Simferopol met the FAVT's expectations in 2015 after disappointing results in 2014
• 17 November 2015 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes traffic on Russia's domestic routes in January-September 2015
• 13 November 2015 - Civil: Russian airlines estimated how much they may lose in 2015 because of suspension of flights to Egypt
• 9 November 2015 - Civil: Rosaviatsia (FAVT) bans flights to Egypt by Russian airlines
• 10 August 2015 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes traffic on Russia's domestic routes in January-June 2015
• 24 April 2015 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes traffic on Russia's domestic routes in January-March 2015
• 17 February 2015 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes changes on Russia's domestic routes in 2014: Part 1
• 17 February 2015 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes changes on Russia's domestic routes in 2014: Part 2