Russia's tour operators see no travel cancellations over French…

Russian tourists are not canceling trips to France due to protests.

Consensus

Russian tour operators are not observing mass cancellations or refunds of trips to France due to protests.
Tourists are continuing to travel to France as planned, with excursions running in standard mode.
Booking for trips to Europe, including France, is typically done well in advance, often up to six months ahead.
The process of obtaining Schengen visas requires significant time, reducing the likelihood of last-minute cancellations.
Travelers are advised to monitor local news and avoid areas where protests are taking place.
No reports of tourists requesting emergency assistance or early returns from France have been received.
The number of complaints or requests for help from tourists currently in France is zero.
The overall tourist flow from Russia to Europe remains low, significantly below pre-pandemic levels.

The number of booking requests for trips to France has decreased by approximately 7.5% year-on-year. — vedomosti
The Louvre is closed, but hotels and restaurants are operating normally in Paris. — fontanka
Some Russian tourists report fear of going out at night and visiting central areas of Paris, citing streets filled with debris and burned bicycles. — vesti
The visa policy of EU consulates has a greater impact on tourism demand than protest events. — interfax
It is too early to conclude whether there will be a mass cancellation of travel to France due to short-term events. — rimao