Tour operators noted that high occupancy is expected in many well-known hotels in Turkey and Egypt in July.
In particular, this is due to the fact that adherents of Islam celebrate Eid al-Adha at this time. Local residents who come to large cities are actively booking hotel rooms, so they are no longer allowed to sell, and hotel owners increase the cost of vacant rooms during this period.
Turkey and Egypt are actively sold, there are no problems with loading. Considering that from July 9 to July 13 is an Islamic holiday, places in popular hotels quickly run out. In this regard, everyone who plans their vacation for July needs to hurry up, tour operators warn.
The experts also noted that in the resorts of Turkey and Egypt, our compatriots mostly book five-star hotels.