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Сократить текст до 5 предложений How Do Russians Spend Their Holidays? Statistics show that every second Russian spends summer holidays at home or stays at the dacha. Some people travel inside Russia on holidays. Others go to the country’s Black Sea resorts. The number of people travelling abroad is not very big, only about five per cent. Half of the people say that they are not often happy with their holidays because they can’t spend them at the place they want or don’t have enough time or money for good holidays. Younger people have a tendency to spend their holidays in foreign countries, while older people prefer the Black Sea beaches or stay at home. Most people organize their holidays themselves and only 22 per cent go to travel agencies. During their holidays people prefer to go out on excursions [ɪkˈskɜ:ʃnz] or laze about on the beach. Some Russians prefer activity holidays. They may go backpacking to the mountains, stay in a tent for a day or two or even for a week, sing songs around a campfire. Every fourth Russian likes backpacking and camping holidays. Russian schoolchildren have three months summer holidays.

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Statistics show that every second Russian spends summer holidays at home or stays at the dacha.Half of the people say that they are not often happy with their holidays because they can’t spend them at the place they want or don’t have enough time or money for good holidays. Younger people have a tendency to spend their holidays in foreign countries, while older people prefer the Black Sea beaches or stay at home. During their holidays people prefer to go out on excursions [ɪkˈskɜ:ʃnz] or laze about on the beach. Russian schoolchildren have three months summer holidays.

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Statistics show that many Russians spend their summer holidays at home or at their dacha. Some choose to travel within Russia, while others opt for the country's Black Sea resorts. Only a small percentage of Russians travel abroad, roughly around five percent. Unfortunately, half of the population is not often satisfied with their holidays due to various reasons such as not being able to go to their desired destination, lack of time, or insufficient funds. Younger individuals tend to prefer spending their holidays in foreign countries, while older people favor the Black Sea beaches or staying at home. Most Russians plan their holidays themselves, with only 22 percent seeking assistance from travel agencies. During their time off, people enjoy going on excursions or relaxing on the beach. However, some Russians prefer more active holidays, such as backpacking in the mountains, camping for a few days or even a week, and singing songs around a campfire. In fact, one in every four Russians enjoys backpacking and camping holidays. Russian schoolchildren are fortunate to have three months of summer holidays.