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S7 has launched regular flights between Vladivostok and Bangkok
“The airline company S7 started direct regular flights on the route Vladivostok - Bangkok – Vladivostok”, - said the press-service of "Vladivostok international airport" on Tuesday. The flights are implemented by Boeing-767 with 240 seats, once a week on Mondays, flight time is 7 hours. "Up to this day, the residents of Far East can fly to Thailand only by charter flights or scheduled flights with connection in the hubs of China, Korea and Japan. Since the beginning of regular non-stop flights from Vladivostok to Bangkok, the opportunity to direct travel to the capital of Thailand is appeared", - said the head of the commercial office of the airport Alexander Bobrov. In 2015 the passenger flow of Vladivostok airport decreased by 5% in comparison with 2014 - up to 1 million 698 thousand people.
12.10.2016
Read moreThailand is the leader for the New Year holidays requests in Russia
According to the portal "Rambler - Travel", the first orders for the New Year holidays are divided between Thailand, Vietnam, UAE and Andorra. Minimum price of sea tour for 8 days will amount 110 thousand rubles (Pattaya, 3-stars), and to the ski resort - 97 thousand rubles (Andorra, 2 - stars).
30.09.2016
Read moreRussia, Thailand see reciprocal growth of tourist flows — agency
Russia and Thailand have seen reciprocal growth of tourist flows this year, the Russian Federal Agency for Tourism (Rosturism) said on Wednesday after a meeting between the agency’s chief Oleg Safonov and Thai Minister of Tourism and Sports Mrs. Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul.
03.08.2016
Read moreUral Airlines got the right to start flights to Thailand
Ural Airlines is named a scheduled carrier on several routes between the cities of Russia and Thailand, according to the reports the Federal Air Transportation Agency. Thus, the carrier will fly 5 times a week from Ekaterinburg to Phuket, 3 times a week also from Ekaterinburg to Phuket through Beijing (with the possibility to take in and out additional passengers). Besides, Ural Airlines will regularly fly to Bangkok: up to 5 times a week from Irkutsk, three times a week from Khabarovsk, and seven times a week from Yekaterinburg.
22.03.2016
Read moreThai Airways plans service to Russia after good Q4/2015 results
THAI AIRWAYS International plans to resume flying to Russia and the United States as part of its plan to boost revenue after seeing cheerful results in the final quarter of last year. The national airline will also help its budget carrier Nok Air, which has called mass cancellations of flights while sorting out internal problems. THAI president Charamporn Jotikasthira said yesterday that the company has no plan to sell its stake in Nok Air, despite the issues besetting the budget airline. Moscow will be added back to the schedule in October - the beginning of the high season for Thailand's tourism industry.
07.03.2016
Read moreFrom December, Thailand plans to issue multiple-entry visas for tourists
Starting from December 2015, Thailand plans to issue multiple entry tourist visas for a period of six months or a year, the publication of Asia One said referring to the statement of the new Minister of Tourism of the country. Today, Russian citizens do not need visas to Thailand, if the visit is for the tourism purposes and stay in the country lasts not more than 30 days. For longer visits travelers need to get a visa in a Thai consulate in Russia.
29.05.2015
Read moreTourists will be able to go from the airport straight to the beaches of Phuket on a free bus
State Airport Company of Thailand plans to run a free shuttle bus from the airport to the popular beaches of Phuket, the web site "News of Phuket" said on Friday.
It is expected that passengers will be free to use the bus service by presenting a valid boarding pass for the plane. Recently three routes for the shuttle service are developed. The first one will connect the airport and Bang Tao, Kamala, Patong and Karon. The second shuttle will go through Bang Ku, Chalong and Rawai, the third - through Bang Ku, Phuket Town and Sapa Hin.
18.05.2015
Read moreRussians in Thailand Save Money on Shopping and Excursions
The high season in Thailand is almost over, and although there are at least two months ahead, DMC’s already consider the season as one of the most difficult in their history.
The thing is that not only the tourists’ flow, but also the purchasing power of tourists have decreased because of devaluation of the ruble. It was especially noted in Pattaya, traditionally attractive for budget travelers.
19.03.2015
Read moreThailand Expects More Russians in 2015
Thailand expects the inflow of Russian tourists to increase over the current year, reports the Head of the Tourist Authority of Thailand (TAT), Mr. Tawatchai Arunyik. According to his data, the Russian market showed a downturn last year: the country had been visited by 1.6 million Russian tourists, which is an 8% year-on-year drop. "Despite economic problems in Russia, we are going to continue our promotional activities without changes.
12.02.2015
Read moreAzur Air increases the number of destinations from Moscow and regions in the winter season
Azur Air has announced the expansion of its route network in the 2019/2020 autumn-winter schedule, including from Russian regions. The carrier will also increase the intensity of flights to its traditional destinations.
01.01.1970
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