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Alitalia increases flights to Iran from Fiumicino
Alitalia will increase its service from Rome to Tehran from four times a week to daily on March 27. Flights from the carrier’s Rome Fiumicino hub will depart daily at 17.30, arriving in the Iranian capital at 00.50. Iran is open to tourists following the lifting of international sanctions. Alitalia operates daily to Fiumicino from Heathrow.
alitalia.com
Cardiff adds charter flights to Tenerife with Norwegian
77 service from London five times a week
and aim to increase UK visitor numbers.” SkyTeam carrier Garuda said it
plans an “aggressive” marketing strategy in Europe next year in conjunction with the Indonesian tourism office. Indonesia relaxed visa rules for UK visitors last year. The country’s carriers were
barred from operating to the EU from 2007 to 2009, but Garuda resumed flying to Amsterdam in 2010 following a restructure and modernisation programme.
SkyTeam promotes 10% off RTW fares with plug for agents
SkyTeam is offering a 10% discount on Round the World fares booked before the end of March. The offer from the 20-strong
Norwegian will operate its first flights from Cardiff this summer with a weekly charter to Tenerife following deals with operators including Tui and Thomas Cook.
norwegian.com
Flybe to start Southampton service to Paris CdG
Flybe will commence a daily service between Southampton and Paris Charles de Gaulle next month. Flights will depart Southampton at 10.25 Monday- Friday, 15.25 Saturday and 09.35 Sunday, from March 27. Flybe begins a six-times-a-week Exeter-Norwich link on March 24.
flybe.com
airline alliance, which includes Air France-KLM and Delta Air Lines, applies to trips commencing by June 30 and completed within six months, with a minimum of three and a maximum of five stopovers. Marketing for the offer includes
a plug for “local travel agents”.
skyteam.com
SKYTEAM: The alliance boasts 20 airlines
4 February 2016
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