Jet2 adds Budapest to its summer destinations

Jet2 has once again responded to demand for Summer 22 holidays by adding thousands of seats to a range of popular hotspots from four of their UK bases (Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester and London Stansted).

As well as this, they have also added a range of fantastic sun and city break destinations for local holidaymakers to enjoy next summer, including brand new destinations from their newest base Bristol Airport, as well as Birmingham Airport. Today’s announcement means that they have put another 26 routes from across the four bases on sale for Summer 22. They are:

• Bristol Airport – another two BRAND NEW destinations for local holidaymakers to enjoy in Summer 22 – MALAGA (COSTA DEL SOL) and LARNACA (CYPRUS). This means Jet2.com and Jet2holidays has a total of SIX brand new summer destinations on sale for Summer 22 from Bristol Airport (including Paphos, Alicante, Bodrum and Dubrovnik), taking the number of destinations on sale from their newest base for next summer to 35.  

• Birmingham Airport – nine additional destinations going on sale today including BRAND NEW PARIS and LA ROCHELLE.

With Amsterdam, Barcelona, Budapest, Rome, Krakow, Prague and Venice also going on sale today, this means there are now 52 sun and city destinations on sale from Birmingham Airport for Summer 22, including recently-launched Lisbon.

• Manchester Airport – ten additional destinations going on sale today including ICELAND and VIENNA as summer destinations, as well as the reintroduction of Tivat (Montenegro). Seven additional city destinations have also gone on sale – Barcelona, Budapest, Rome, Krakow, Nice, Prague and Venice – meaning 56 sun and city destinations on sale from Manchester Airport for Summer 22, including recently-launched Lisbon.

• London Stansted Airport – FIVE destinations reintroduced for Summer 22. Tivat (Montenegro), Girona (Costa Brava), Costa de Almeria, Nice and Malta, means 43 destinations to choose from for Summer 22.

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Source: Jet2 Press Release