DESTINATIONS GREECE | LGBTQ+ TRAVEL
BOOK IT: EUROPRIDE 2024, THESSALONIKI
Hotel Onoma Thessaloniki’s most extrovert hotel has a rainbow-painted basketball court, dance music in the lobby, and neon signs reading “Hi!” and “Whaaat?” in the suites. Book it: Olympic Holidays offers seven nights’ B&B from £1,028 per person, based on two sharing a double room. The price includes private transfers and flights from Gatwick on June 22.
olympicholidays.com
Met Hotel Combining contemporary art with a smart city vibe, the Met Hotel is close to the restaurants and bars of Ladadika district. There’s a free shuttle to Aristotelous Square – which the EuroPride parade passes – plus a 22m-long rooftop pool. Book it: Classic Collection sells five nights’ B&B from £899, based on two adults sharing a Superior Plus double room. The price includes luggage, transfers and flights from Gatwick on June 27.
classic-collection.co.uk
The Modernist This charmingly utilitarian hotel in the heart of the city is an easy walk to EuroPride events. The Modernist’s minimalist design belies how comfortable it is. Book it: Jet2CityBreaks offers five nights’ B&B for £749 per person, based on two adults sharing, including luggage and flights from Manchester on June 27.
jet2holidays.com
Makedonia Palace The highlight of this 284-room urban resort is its hammam, which allows guests to immerse themselves in Thessaloniki’s rich Ottoman traditions in a modern way. Book it: EasyJet holidays offers eight nights’ B&B for £1,968 per person, including transfers, luggage and flights from Gatwick on June 21.
easyjet.com
travelweekly.co.uk
Flying direct to Eastern Canada up to 43 times a week
London Gatwick > Toronto
Up to 14 flights a week
London Gatwick > Quebec City
One flight a week
Manchester > Toronto
Up to 7 flights a week
London Gatwick > Montreal
Up to 7 flights a week
Glasgow > Toronto
Up to 7 flights a week
Dublin > Toronto
Up to 7 flights a week
airtransat.com Book via your GDS Schedule shown applies to Summer 2024. Correct at time of print.
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