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From July 7, charter flights from Russia to Turkey will resume. This was reported on his Twitter General Directorate of Civil Aviation of Turkey.

"From July 7, 17 charter flights will begin to fly from Russia to Turkey," the report said.

Even before this statement, Russian tour operators opened sales of tours to Turkey. "The Thez Tour" and "Pegasus Tourist" offer a flight on the regular flights of Aeroflot and Turkish Airlines. Akhanov called the PR Director of The Tez Tour Larisa Akhanova, Akhanov called the main issue that interests travel agents.

“Travel agents are more interested in the restoration of charter transportation, and tourists generally study offers, ask about prices. Now hotels offer acceptable prices, a tour of the hotel 5* under the power system“ Ultra All inclusive ”will cost from 60 thousand rubles per person, in a modest“ three -inclusive ”you can settle for 16-17 thousand rubles per week,” Akhanova said.

The press secretary of the Russian Union of Trade of Trade, Irina Tyurina, said that without permission to charters it would be impossible to restore a tourist flow from Russia to Turkey.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for responsibly approaching travel planning to Turkey in connection with the terrorist threat preserved there. “I would like to emphasize that in conditions of persistent risk associated with possible terrorist threats, it is necessary to be extremely responsible to consider the issues of travel planning and places of visit, carefully assessing the situation and possible dangers,” said the official representative of the department Maria Zakharova. “We expect from the Turkish side of all possible measures to ensure the safety of Russian citizens, which are, which intend to visit Turkey. "

On Thursday, President Vladimir Putin canceled the ban on sending Russian tourists to Turkey. In the November decree on the introduction of sanctions against Turkey, a clause was recognized as lost, "establishing restrictions on the sale of a tourist product that provides for a visit to the territory of the Turkish Republic." Putin instructed the government to "take measures providing for the cancellation of the ban on charter air transportation between Russia and Turkey."

On Wednesday, Putin held telephone conversations with Recep Tayyip Erdogan . Putin noted that the message received from the President of Turkey "created the prerequisites to turn the crisis page in bilateral relations."