Photo: AoT Phuket

 

By The Phuket News

 

PHUKET: More Russian flights resumed services to Phuket yesterday (Nov 11) with the arrival of the first S7 Airlines flight since the tourism lockdown began last year.

 

The first passengers to arrive on the resumed flights by S7 Airlines touched down in Phuket last night (Nov 11).

 

Flight S7 6329 from Irkutsk, located beside Lake Baikal, north of Mongolia, touched down at Phuket International Airport at 7:10pm.

 

The flight brought 136 foreign tourists to Phuket entering the country under the new entry requirements brought into effect on Nov 1, reported the Phuket office of Airports of Thailand (AoT Phuket).

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/more-russian-flights-return-to-phuket-82001.php

 

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Best get those Kawasaki 1000cc motor bikes warmed up and ready crash.

Edited November 12, 20214 yr by Will B Good

Best get the potatoes & pastry dumplings .....  and some Vodka in. 

I bet they're happy to be in warm Phuket!  Incredibly cold there right now, Baikal.  But what a beautiful part of the world.

The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming... ( 1966 comedy with Alan Arkin)

there goes the neighbourhood ha ha

The return of one sector of the 'quality tourist' demographic ... ?

deep joy…….

Good to see them washing off the Chernobyl dust before disembarking the passenger(s)

Moulin Rouge on Bangla will be staffed with this arrivals again ????

2 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Good to see them washing off the Chernobyl dust before disembarking the passenger(s)

Geographic cretinism. Chernobyl in the UA. And it is so far from the Irkutsk,. Even the London is closer.

Sorry local Phuketians, the peace is over

I don't think the place will be overloaded with Russians just yet; there were more flights per day two years ago than there are per week now.

 

Also, the article conveniently forgot to mention that Russia isn't on the list of countries applicable for new scheme, so sandbox rules still apply.