Krympress reports:
This year, Russians still most often dream of a trip to Lake Baikal. In an open survey of the SuperJOB high -paying service, 1,600 representatives of the economically active population from all districts of the country took part.
6% of respondents dream of going to Crimea, and men want to visit it more often than women (6% versus 5%, respectively).
In addition, 16% are thinking about traveling to Mountain Altai, and 14% to Kamchatka. Every tenth respondent wants to go to St. Petersburg, 8% to relax in Kaliningrad. 6% would like to travel around the Crimea, Karelia, Primorsky Territory and the Sakhalin Region. Every twentieth dreams of visiting Moscow. 4% admitted that they want to see the Arctic most, and 3% to go to Sochi. 2% dream of seeing the cities of the Golden Ring, Kazan, the North Caucasus and the Krasnodar Territory. 1 out of 100 stated that he wanted to go to the Ural Mountains. 8% noted that in Russia there are no places that they would like to visit, and 5%, on the contrary, dream of visiting all corners of the country.
Men are more often than women a trip to Kamchatka and Sakhalin. Women often dream of traveling to Lake Baikal, Mountain Altai, St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad and Karelia.
Compared with the study of 2022, The Russians began to dream more often about the trip to Mountain Altai, Kamchatka and the Arctic and less often — to Crimea and Sochi.
- The venue of the survey: Russia, all districts
- Settlements: 379
- Time: February 25 — March 19, 2025
- Studying totality: an economically active population of Russia over 18 years
- Sample size: 1600 respondents
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