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TRAVEL29.07.2026

Drop in airfares from Russia to Antalya in July

Travellers from Russia to Turkey' s popular holiday destination of Antalya can now find significantly cheaper airfares for departures at the end of July.

The price of certain one-way tickets has fallen to as little as 5,300 Russian roubles, which equates to approximately 600 Norwegian kroner, depending on the exchange rate.

This price drop applies specifically to certain last-minute flights.

Russia is one of the most important source markets for Turkish tourism, and changes in airfares from this region can have ripple effects for the entire travel industry in Turkey.

Such a reduction in ticket prices may indicate an adjustment by airlines to fill seats or a response to market dynamics. A marked drop in airfares from such a central market as Russia to Antalya can affect travel patterns.

For tourists who are already in Turkey or are planning to travel there from other countries, it could mean an increase in the number of Russian visitors in Antalya towards the end of July.

This could, in turn, affect the demand for hotel rooms, excursions, and local services, as well as potentially increase crowding at popular attractions and beaches.

Even though the price drop applies to flights from Russia, such trends can indirectly affect the wider travel sector.

For Nordic travellers or other international tourists considering a trip to Antalya, a general price focus on the route from Russia might signal either overcapacity in the market or strong competition among airlines.

This could potentially open up similar offers on other routes, or conversely, lead to increased occupancy and reduced availability if capacity is filled by the Russian market. Travellers are advised to monitor flight prices and availability closely as the end of the summer approaches.

Changes in ticket prices for a major destination like Antalya can provide opportunities for more affordable travel, but can also indicate periods of higher visitor numbers and increased demand for tourist services.

Source: Turizmguncel

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