Russian Tour Operators Association (ATOR) on Saturday has said that Turkey will be offered as an alternative destination to tourists instead of Egypt, amid growing security concerns after the Russian passenger jet crash in Sharm el-Sheik. After the association announced that they have halted flights to Egypt's Hurgada and Sharm el-Sheikh, tour operator BRISCO's Sales and Marketing Manager, Yuliya Polesovaya, said that they are thinking of telling their clients to change their flights to Turkey instead. "We had a 4 a.m. flight to Hurgada. But it has been canceled. As an alternative we will offer our clients the 4 p.m. flight to Antalya," she said. "We will offer the best alternatives in Turkey's tourist destinations. However, we will have to cancel the tours for the clients who refuse to accept these options," Polesovaya added. Meanwhile, tourists from Russia, Germany, Italy and the U.K. are leaving Egypt on 39 flights from Sharm al-Sheikh International Airport one week after a Russian jet crashed, Egyptian civil aviation sources told Anadolu Agency on Saturday.ISIS had claimed responsibility for the Russian jet crash in Sinai, which killed all 224 people on board.Russia, Britain and Ireland have suspended their scheduled flights to Egypt, while Belgium, France and the Netherlands have all advised their citizens not to visit the Egyptian resort by air.Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa have canceled their flights to the resort this weekend, while Air France, which does not fly to the town, said it would tighten security arrangements around its Cairo flights.