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EasyJet unveils two routes from Belfast


EasyJet will introduce routes to Southampton and Hurghada from Belfast International airport later this month. The Southampton service starts on October 29, with up to three flights a week. Year-round weekly flights to the Red Sea resort – the first link between Belfast and Egypt – will start on October 31. easyjet.com


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Wizz axes Edinburgh route and switches two others to Glasgow


No-frills carrier Wizz Air is switching its Edinburgh services to Budapest and Bucharest to Glasgow – but declined to explain the switch. The Glasgow routes will start


in the same week in November that the Edinburgh services cease. There will be two flights per


week to both destinations, with single fares starting at £22. Wizz is also withdrawing a


route from Edinburgh to Gdansk in Poland, meaning the airline will no longer have any services from the Scottish capital. The airline’s exit gives rival


Ryanair a monopoly on the three


routes from Edinburgh. wizzair.com


Wizz Air OPERATOR


Jet2 increases summer 2025 capacity by 4% to 16m seats


Samantha Mayling


Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have put more than 16 million seats on sale for summer 2025, representing a capacity hike of almost 4% on 2024. The addition of six routes brings the number of


destinations served to 46, across 350 routes from 11 UK airports. The new routes are Kalamata from Bristol; Catania and Bourgas from Edinburgh; and Malaga, Malta and Reus from Liverpool. The flights programme to Bulgaria and Malta has


been “significantly” expanded for summer 2025. Additional aircraft will be deployed at Birmingham,


Liverpool, Stansted and Manchester airports. Three new Airbus A321neos will be based at


Edinburgh airport for summer 2025. The overall programme covers the Canary Islands, Balearics, mainland Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy,


Travelsphere offers early-booking discounts to promote 2024 range


Travelsphere is offering early-booking discounts of up to £500 per couple to promote its 2024 European and Worldwide Holidays brochure. Tours to Norway, Slovenia and South Africa have been added to the programme, which also includes long-haul holidays for 2025. A new 10-day South Africa itinerary, including tracking wildlife in a savannah biosphere reserve, starts at £2,899. travelsphere.co.uk


18 19 OCTOBER 2023


Cyprus, Croatia, Montenegro, Malta, Bulgaria, France, Austria and Portugal. A week’s self-catering at the Club Sun Smile


Apartments, Marmaris, flying from Liverpool on April 28, 2025, costs £479 based on two adults sharing. Seven nights’ self-catering at Benidorm’s Aparthotel


Terralta, departing from Bristol on March 29, 2025, costs £489, while a similar package at the Algarve’s Mirachoro Praia Da Rocha, departing from Edinburgh on April 24, 2025, leads in at £469 based on two sharing. Chief executive Steve Heapy said: “We are seeing


strong demand from customers and independent travel agents wanting to book their summer sun early and get the best availability and choice. “Our summer 2025 sun programme is our largest to date, and its scale and size means customers and


independent agents have lots of choice and flexibility.” trade.jet2holidays.com


Jet2.com cabin crew promote the summer 2025 programme


TTC brands offer £60 vouchers for bookings made by December 10


Agents can earn £60 worth of shopping vouchers for TTC Tour Brands bookings made by December 10. The Get More for 2024 activity is supported by discounts of 10%-25% on 200-plus departures across Contiki, Trafalgar, Luxury Gold, Costsaver and Insight Vacations. Bookings must be made by December 14. agents.ttc.com


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