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In Duma discussion on problems of airlines and the tourism industry, the only specific proposal is for elimination of VAT on domestic flights

Published 26 February 2016

Most major foreign tourist destinations saw traffic declines in 2015, and flight bans remain for the two leading destinations; Russian airlines are challenged by the weak economy, ruble devaluation, and jet fuel costs (up 13% despite the decline in oil prices) (866 words, 1 table [traffic tendencies on seven international destinations in 2015])

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