Flights from Budapest for the summer for pennies
Despite it already being the middle of May, it is still not hopeless to find cheap flights for the summer. Many beautiful places in Europe are waiting for us – and we can get there for relatively low prices.
Even in the middle of May, it’s not impossible to find cheap low-cost summer tickets, Pénzcentrum writes. Relatively cheap tickets to Milan, Bologna, Venice, Zadar or Rimini are still available at low-cost airlines.
Timing makes a big difference when it comes to buying flight tickets. According to some travel advisers, the sooner the better; however, this is not always the case. Dynamic pricing, or demand-based pricing, is a sophisticated pricing strategy. It means that the price is reviewed and fine-tuned several times a day depending on the supply and demand situation, Pénzcentrum explains. It is now used in an increasing number of places, even hotels.
This is why it is not impossible to find cheap low-cost tickets for the summer, even in mid-May. Utazómajom has collected 10 such tickets for under HUF 20,000 (EUR 53.34). It’s important to know that the lowest fare only includes a carry-on bag of the dimensions listed on the particular airline’s website.
10 cheap European flights for the summer
Here are the 10 flights for this summer for under HUF 20,000:
- 7 days Poznań, Poland: 7-13 June, Ryanair – HUF 10,516 (EUR 28)
- 5 days Warsaw, Poland: 7-11 June, Ryanair+Wizz Air – HUF 15,955 (EUR 42,48)
- 7 days Târgu Mures, Romania: 16-22 June, Wizz Air – HUF 14,443 (EUR 38.46)
- 8 days Milan (MXP), Italy: 30 May – 6 June, Wizz Air – HUF 14,682 (EUR 39.10)
- 8 days Nuremberg, Germany: 6-13 June, Ryanair – HUF 13,965 (EUR 37.19)
- 8 days Bologna, Italy: 8-15 June, Ryanair – HUF 13,931 (EUR 37.10)
- 8 days Venice, Italy: 20-27 May, Ryanair – HUF 14,374 (EUR 38.28)
- 8 days Zadar, Croatia: 14-21 June, Ryanair – HUF 17,642 (EUR 46.98)
- 8 days Rimini, Italy: 27 May – 3 June, Ryanair – HUF 18,478 (EUR 49.28)
- 8 days Rome, Italy: 30 May – 6 June, Ryanair – HUF 19,666 (EUR 52.37)
Budapest Airport to develop Eastern connections instead of Transatlantic
A direct flight from Ningbo, a Chinese city of almost 10 million people less than 200 kilometres from Shanghai, will soon be available to Budapest, Budflyer, an aviation news blog, reports based on Chinese newspapers.
There have been many business and economic events between Ningbo and Hungary in the recent past. The city’s trade mission was the first to launch charter flights to Budapest during the waning days of the Covid-19 epidemic, in order to establish and strengthen trade links between important companies in China and the Central and Eastern European region, Budflyer writes.
If the flight is launched, Hungary will be the first European link for the airport.