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\nRussia<\/strong><\/p>\n \nMoscow-Sochi became the most popular Russian air route, accounting for 4.71 TP3T of all tickets sold in the country. Tickets. Round-trip flights on this route cost travelers an average of 8,400 rubles\u20145% more than last winter.<\/p>\n \nIn second place are flights between the capital and Krasnodar (4.6%, 6.2 thousand rubles), in third place are trips from Moscow to Crimea (4%, 8.8 thousand rubles).<\/p>\n \nFlights to Ufa have seen the biggest price drop over the year. While in the winter of 2016-2017, travelers from Moscow paid an average of 10,400 rubles for tickets to the capital of Bashkortostan, this winter they're only 7,800. Flights to Krasnodar (down 231 TP3T), Samara (down 29.21 TP3T), and Kazan (down 29.11 TP3T) also saw significant price reductions. Flights from Moscow to St. Petersburg (up 161 TP3T) and Yekaterinburg (up 15.71 TP3T) have become significantly more expensive.<\/p>\n \nThe average cost of flights within Russia was 11,300 rubles. This figure has increased by 0.41 TP3T over the past year.<\/p>\n \nTraveling abroad<\/strong><\/p>\n \nThe cost of international flights remained virtually unchanged this winter, at 21,800 rubles. In the winter of 2016-2017, Russians flew international flights for an average of 22,000 rubles roundtrip (0.9% more).<\/p>\n \nEurope<\/strong><\/p>\n \nPrague was the most popular European city among Russian air travelers this winter, accounting for 6.81% of all tickets purchased to Europe. Roundtrip flights to the Czech capital average 22,200 rubles.<\/p>\n \nSecond place went to Munich (4.21 TP3T, 20.8 thousand rubles), third to Berlin (41 TP3T, 16.6 thousand rubles).<\/p>\n \nRome saw the biggest price drop among popular European destinations this winter. Flights to the city from Moscow fell by 9.21 TP3T, with round-trip fares now at 22,900 rubles.<\/p>\n \nNear Abroad<\/strong><\/p>\n \nAmong destinations within the near abroad, flights from Moscow to Chisinau were the most popular. They accounted for approximately 18.31% of all tickets sold in this segment, with an average roundtrip ticket price of 12,100 rubles.<\/p>\n \nYerevan came in second (8.51 TRY, 14,200 rubles). Minsk rounded out the top three (5.81 TRY, 7,900 rubles).<\/p>\n \nFar abroad<\/strong><\/p>\n \nTel Aviv leads the international travel market. Bookings for this route from Moscow account for 11,51,000 rubles of all tickets sold in this segment. Ticket sales from St. Petersburg to this city account for another 2,91,000 rubles. The average cost of flights to Tel Aviv from Moscow and St. Petersburg is 20,600 rubles and 22,600 rubles, respectively.<\/p>\n \nIstanbul came in second place in the ranking with flights from Moscow (10.91 TP3T, 15.2 thousand rubles), and Bangkok came in third with departures from the Russian capital (4.11 TP3T, 38.8 thousand rubles).<\/p>\n \nWhere is it cheaper to fly?<\/strong><\/p>\n \nKazan was the most affordable and popular Russian destination. A flight from Moscow costs an average of 5,800 rubles. Rostov-on-Don came in second (5,700 rubles), and Krasnodar third (6,200 rubles).<\/p>\n \nAmong foreign cities, the leaders in terms of price are Minsk (7.9 thousand rubles), Chisinau (12.1 thousand rubles) and Yerevan (12.8 thousand rubles).<\/p>\n