90% of Russians to Evacuate Persian Gulf by March 10 Evening

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•By March 10, Russian tour operators evacuated almost all tourists from Bahrain.
•ATOR reported that many hotels in Dubai have asked Russian tourists to leave.
•Russian tourist flow to Gulf countries is forecasted to decline by 40-50% after the evacuation.
•The Russian Foreign Ministry issued warnings about risks of flights passing through Persian Gulf air hubs.
•ATOR stated that the evacuation of Russian tourists from the Middle East will continue until March 15.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Russian tourists resume travel to Persian Gulf countries after March 15 tourism revenues in Gulf countries could partially recover, benefiting local businesses and airlines.

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🌍Gulf Cooperation Council 🌍Qatar 🌍Russian Federation

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RURIA Novosti (RU)Россиянам сообщили о сроке действия рекомендаций не посещать Ближний Восток RURBC (RU)МИД предупредил о рисках перелетов через авиахабы Персидского залива RURBC (RU)АТОР назвала число отелей в Дубае, выселивших россиян RUKommersant (RU)АТОР: российских туристов вывезут с Ближнего Востока к 15 марта

By March 10 evening, 90% of Russian tourists have been evacuated from Persian Gulf countries, mainly Bahrain and the UAE, through organized tour operators. This evacuation is expected to reduce Russian tourist numbers in the Gulf by 40-50%, affecting regional tourism revenues and travel businesses. Authorities have also warned about risks related to flights through Persian Gulf air hubs and advised against visiting the Middle East for a certain period.