Putin Estimated Turkey's Income From Russian Tourists at $12 Billion a Year.
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President Vladimir Putin called for an increase in the Russian tourist flow to African countries at the African leaders' exhibition. "Twelf billion dollars in Turkey comes from Russia's tourist flow. But we also need to build that flow at the expense of African countries, because, of course, Africa is a unique continent with a unique culture and nature. And we can direct the corresponding flows," said Putin in an exhibition examination, RIA News…
Turkey receives 7 million Russian tourists annually, bringing the Turkish economy $12 billion a year, and African countries can also attract more Russians, said President Vladimir Putin at the Russia-Africa Forum. "The Russian tourist flow has become a significant sector of the national economy, even for a sufficiently developed country like Turkey.
Turkey receives $12 billion annually from a Russian tourist flow, announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russian tourists can become an important source of income for African States, as has already happened for Turkey, as stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin during an exhibition on the margins of Russia's summit.
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