Most of Yerevan citizens do not rest
It is already ten years Yerevan citizen Aida has not gone on holiday. She remembers with bliss the days spent abroad when Russians envied Armenians' lavish holidays.
"In the past people used to steal from the government while today the state is stealing from us," Mrs. Aida told A1+.
Mrs. Karine, who sells ice-cream in downtown Yerevan, says she has to work all year round to pay her daughter's tuition.
"Last time I went on holiday in 1996. I had a wonderful time in Tuapse," she recalled.
Diana Karapetyan says every evening she walks with her daughter from Baghramyan street to Vardan Mamikonyan Statue to rest in the neghbouring park.
Many of our respondents said they would like to spend a few days in Sevan though they all complained of high prices.
"If the prices are lowered, our compatriots will rest in Sevan instead of travelling to Georgia and filling the budget of a neighbouring country," said Nare Epremyan.
