DESTINATIONS NEW FLIGHTS | AVIATION 7 NEWARK


Returning after a seven-year hiatus is United Airlines’ Glasgow to Newark route, the only non-stop service from Glasgow to the US. The daily summer service will run from May 8 until September 23 – coinciding with a slew of World Cup games being played in New Jersey, including the final on July 19. Football isn’t the only draw next year: July 3-9 brings a tall-ships flotilla to New York (pictured) to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, plus a huge fireworks display on July 4 – another reason for


clients to hop across the pond. Book it: Gold Medal offers four nights’ room-only at the Royalton New York Hotel from £1,295 per person, including United Airlines flights from Glasgow on September 17. goldmedal.co.uk


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NICE


EasyJet is establishing a base at Newcastle next year, with 11 new routes in the pipeline from late March – among them an exclusive new connection to Nice, set to operate three times per week. Clients will find plenty to explore in the Provence region, from Nice’s quaint, cobbled Old Town to nearby villages such as Èze, known for its medieval hilltop streets and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat (pictured), where elegant, pastel-hued villas line the water. Beyond Nice, other new European destinations served by easyJet from Newcastle include Rhodes, Corfu, Antalya, Dalaman, Faro, Malta, Prague and the Spanish city of Reus, plus Sharm el-


Sheikh in Egypt and Enfidha in Tunisia. Book it: EasyJet holidays offers three nights at the Nice Pam Hotel from £373 per person room-only, including flights from Newcastle on October 15. easyjet.com


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