Peter the Great would cry: it became known where Russian tourists traveled most often in 2023

The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) has released data on Russians traveling abroad. In the first 9 months of 2023, citizens of the terrorist country most often traveled to the now-occupied Abkhazia, while they hardly ever went to Europe.

In addition, according to the agency, 20% more Russians escaped out of the dictatorial country, looking for a better life or a vacation in civilized resorts. This was stated by propagandists (to see the photo, scroll to the bottom of the page).

In addition to Abkhazia, Russians often crossed the border into Turkey, Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Egypt. These trips were probably related to the beach season, which was terrible in Russia.

As you know, the beaches of the coastal cities of the terrorist state were drowning in tourists and sewage, but they were nowhere near enough to accommodate everyone. In the now-occupied Ukrainian Crimea, the situation was the opposite. Russians were afraid to travel there because of the demilitarization of the region.

Other popular destinations for travelers from Russia included Armenia, Georgia, Thailand, and China. According to propagandists, they were often fooled and disrespected here. In some cases, Russians entertained locals with their ignorance - they were disorderly, lived in the airport, stole food, etc.

Finally, the FSB released data that would have made Emperor Peter the Great, who is believed to have cut a window to Europe, cry. The fact is that the only European country where Russians have traveled in tiny numbers is Finland. Other civilized countries were lucky enough not to see the "Russian world" this year.

As OBOZ.UA wrote, Russians have already been offered an alternative - a vacation in one of the most dangerous countries in the world, but without "rotting Europeans and Americans." Read more about this "magical" destination here.

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