EasyJet has announced it will start a new service from London Gatwick to the Greek city of Thessaloniki early next year.
The low-cost airline will offer flights three times a week, starting on January 30, with one-way tickets starting from £27.99.
David Osborne, easyJet UK general manager, said: "Thessaloniki is the second Greek destination easyJet will offer from the UK and we expect to carry over 41,000 passengers on the route this summer. The addition of this new service takes the total number of routes available from our base at Gatwick to 44."
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Greece, China to Open Air Bridge
ATHENS, Greece — Greece and China are to be linked by direct commercial flights starting next week, Air China has announced.
China's state-run carrier will begin operating twice-weekly services between Athens and Beijing on Nov. 28 with a flight out of the Chinese capital. It marks the first direct air service between the cities.
Boeing 762 aircraft will be used, with a seating capacity of 213. Total flying time will be 13 hours and 50 minutes, Air China representatives said Wednesday.
China's state-run carrier will begin operating twice-weekly services between Athens and Beijing on Nov. 28 with a flight out of the Chinese capital. It marks the first direct air service between the cities.
Boeing 762 aircraft will be used, with a seating capacity of 213. Total flying time will be 13 hours and 50 minutes, Air China representatives said Wednesday.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre
Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre has released a wide range of great special offers for Greece and Turkey in 2008.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Greece woos low-cost airlines
Greek Tourism Development Minister Aris Spiliotopoulos on Tuesday met in London with Ryanair's deputy CEO for talks on ways to lure the pioneering low-cost airline to the Greek market.
Speaking to reporters in the British capital on the sidelines of the World Travel Market trade fair, the Greek minister said negotiations were currently underway to attract low-cost airline carriers to Greece, while he underlined the importance of high-quality services in the tourism sector.
Speaking to reporters in the British capital on the sidelines of the World Travel Market trade fair, the Greek minister said negotiations were currently underway to attract low-cost airline carriers to Greece, while he underlined the importance of high-quality services in the tourism sector.
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