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The November passenger number has exceeded the passenger traffic registered in October, which had set a record since the outbreak of the pandemic, as a total of 724 626 passengers used Budapest Airport. This is an increase of 11 000 from the previous month. With Christmas approaching, we all want a special surprise, a warm and sunny place to spend the end of the year and a beach to recharge our batteries. Budapest Airport’s end-of-year offers include exotic destinations such as Dubai, the Canary Islands, Hurghada, Antalya and Jordanian cities.
From winter to summer – plenty of popular destinations for relaxation at the end of the year
With Christmas approaching, we all want a special surprise, a warm and sunny place to spend the end of the year and a beach to recharge our batteries. Budapest Airport’s end-of-year offers include exotic destinations such as Dubai, the Canary Islands, Hurghada, Antalya and Jordanian cities.
Dubai, the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, is accessible from Budapest Airport with 3 airlines:
Emirates offers 5 flights per week, flydubai 4 a week and Wizz Air 6 per week, ensuring a comfortable and safe journey for globetrotters.
The Canary Islands, consisting of seven islands, enjoy mild weather in winter and summer, and sunshine all year round. The archipelago offers wonderful beaches and unique natural beauty. Ryanair operates one flight a week to Las Palmas, while
Wizz Air offers one flight a week to Fuerteventura and 2 a week to Tenerife.
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For those who dislike the cold, Hurghada may be an even more ideal destination, as it offers summer heat in all seasons. The Egyptian city, known as the Riviera of the Red Sea, is served by both Egyptair and Wizz Air, with one flight a week each from Budapest.
Antalya, also known as the jewel of the Turkish Riviera, is a popular resort town with a picturesque coastline, crystal clear waters and a thousand shades of blue. SunExpress operates direct flights to the Turkish city once a week during the winter months.
Located in the biblical land of Canaan, Jordan offers adventurous travelers unrivaled historical and natural attractions, from ancient ruined cities and mystical desert landscapes to the unique wildlife of the Red Sea and the famous Petra ruins. The Jordanian capital, Amman can be reached directly from Budapest twice a week with Ryanair and once a week with Wizz Air, while the latter also operates once a week to Aqaba.