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10 of November, 10:35

Tourists are outraged by the situation formed Tour operators rapidly raise prices on tours to the famous resort of power. Consequently companies are willing to reimburse expenses incurred in consequence of the ban on flights to Egypt. Tourists are outraged by the resulting atmosphere.

Pilgrims and followers of the tour companies told about the noticeable increase in the price of permits after the ban on flights to Egypt. To offset the loss of several billion rubles in connection with the entry of additional precautions for residents of Russia, tour operators raise the cost almost in 2 times.

"We took a tour to Goa at 90 thousand. And 3 days later the same ticket was worth 120 thousand", - informs the portal "п?п?я?я?п?.Ru" tourist Elena. The same situation is observed with other well-known resort countries. For example, holidays in Turkey on system "all inclusive" at the present time is worth as much as previously was worth a good trip to the United Arab Emirates.

On the criteria of anonymity about the situation and tell adepts of tour operators. "The cost grow to cover very large costs in connection with the cancellation of flights to Egypt. Currently, we have Turkey, Thailand, Vietnam. 2 of the latter, the more expensive, the cost has risen", - said the employee of one of travel companies. "The cost to heat up to 100 percent. Is and Cyprus, and the Dominican Republic, and all sorts of directions. By phone call the cost 1, and the office she is different. Many are outraged," he announced adept tourist Agency Victoria.

Apparently, therefore the tourist company want to cover a large number of losses. According to Association of tour operators of Russia, in a joint complexity costs the industry $ 3.5 bn RUB..

In the government approved that know about the situation. And yet, while the tourist company law does not not met, we believe the authorities - such are the laws of the market.
sections: Economics, Accidents

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