Thailand has completely canceled quarantine for Russian tourists vaccinated with Sputnik V. This was reported by the Russian Embassy in the Kingdom.

Ural Airlines canceled flights to Thailand and Turkey.

S7 was forced to partially reduce the flight program due to the imposed sanctions and cancel some flights to international destinations, the carrier's telegram channel reported on March 3. The adjustments affected Egypt, Thailand and South Korea.

Russian tourists vaccinated with Sputnik Light will be able to enter Thailand under the "sandbox" program without going through quarantine. The rules for those vaccinated with Sputnik Light are similar to the conditions that apply to those vaccinated with Sputnik V for entry under the sandbox program.

From February 1, Russian tourists will be able to relax in any province of Thailand without quarantine on the second day of their stay in the country.

According to the results of the first four days of 2022, Russian tourists continue to be on the leading position in the number of arriving of travelers to Thailand.

For the first time in history, at the end of November, Russia became the leader in the number of tourists arriving in Phuket, the main resort in Thailand.

Despite the resumption of regular flights with Thailand from November 9, travel companies do not expect high demand for tours to the country, despite the rather attractive prices.

The Association of Tour Operators of Russia has published a memo with the rules of entry for tourists to countries, air traffic with which Russia will restore in November.

From November 9, the Operational Headquarters removes all restrictions on regular and charter flights to Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh. Also, restrictions on air traffic with Austria, Switzerland, Finland and the United Arab Emirates were lifted. New destinations opened, including Thailand and Tunisia.

From October 1, the sandbox program (currently in operation for Phuket and Koh Samui) will be expanded up to Bangkok and 7 more provinces, including Pattaya. This will allow Russian tourists to visit Bangkok and Pattaya without quarantine.

Thailand allowed tourists vaccinated with the Russian Sputnik V vaccine to enter Phuket Island and other tourist areas included in the Phuket Sandbox and 7+7 programs from September 1, without having to undergo a 14-day quarantine.

Thailand has allowed tourists vaccinated with the Sputnik V vaccine to enter certain tourist areas of the country.

In Thailand, after Phuket, several islands were opened for vaccinated Russian tourists.

Russia was included in the "yellow" list of countries, according to the decision of the Department of Disease Control of Thailand.

Russian airlines Aeroflot and S7 have opened the sale of tickets to Thailand: flights from Moscow and Novosibirsk are currently available for booking.

Tourists from Russia can now come to Thailand not only with the purpose of treatment, but also for recreation. From the beginning of November, you can get a special tourist visa for a period of 60 days with the possibility of extending for another 30 days.

The overwhelming majority (65%) of survey, conducted from August 18 to September 1 on the Russian tourist portal TourDom.ru, believes that it is inexpedient to fly to Thailand in conditions of severe restrictions there.

Tour operators do not hope that the winter season will go smoothly, since countries, popular among Russians, such as Thailand and Vietnam, do not plan to open in 2020.

In July-August, Russian tourists started buying air tickets for the New Year holidays after a long break. Primarily, hey show interest for the still closed European countries.

The Thai authorities are ready to open the borders for Russian tourists in the near future. Now the question of lifting restrictions on international flights is on the agenda. Under favorable circumstances, the question can be settled within one month.

Thai Civil Aviation Authority announced that it will lift the ban on international flights from July 1. The ban on entry is removed for foreigners entering with business and medical purpose.

Thai Airways has announced plans to suspend flights to almost all of its destinations. The flights to Moscow will be suspended from April 1, 2020 until further notice.

Since March 23, Russia has introduced new time restrictions on flights to countries where cases of new coronavirus infection have been identified.

In connection with the spread of the coronavirus Coivid-19 in the world, the number of foreign tourists visiting Thailand in February 2020 decreased by 44,3% compared to the same period last year.