Turkey All-Inclusive in July: What Russian Tourists Can Expect to Pay

Planning a summer getaway to Turkey? The Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) has released fresh pricing data for July, and there are some pleasant surprises for early bookers. For a 10-day all-inclusive trip for two, prices start at 120,000 rubles if you book in June. That’s the entry point, but most travelers will find themselves spending more depending on the hotel category.

For a solid four-star or a budget five-star property, expect to pay between 175,000 and 254,000 rubles. Classic five-star hotels run from 255,000 to 350,000 rubles, while high-end five-star options—what ATOR calls “quality fives”—range from 365,000 to 420,000 rubles. Premium five-star resorts go for 420,000 to 600,000 rubles, and top-tier luxury accommodations—the “heavy luxe” category—can cost anywhere from 650,000 rubles up to 1.8 million rubles.

Here’s the good news: tours booked now for July and August are actually 2 to 4 percent cheaper than they were this spring. Luxury hotels are offering even steeper discounts, with some slashing prices by up to 12 percent. So if you’ve been hesitating, this might be the moment to lock in a deal.

Looking ahead, September remains the most affordable month of Turkey’s peak beach season. But ATOR warns that demand is already rising, and prices could climb soon. If you’re eyeing an autumn trip, booking now is your best bet to snag a bargain.