November/December 2023
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Ryanair & Erasmus Student Network Extend Partnership For Seventh Year
RYANAIR and the Erasmus Student Network have announced that they will continue their partnership for a seventh year, further helping European students to travel at the lowest fares during their educational exchange.
Through this partnership, Erasmus students are offered a dedicated
ESN booking
UK and beyond. “Passengers
now have
a choice of 30 routes with our six airline partners, including major hubs such as Frankfurt, London Heathrow, Manchester, and Amsterdam. “This, coupled with our speedy security times of only six minutes, means that passengers choosing Belfast City Airport will enjoy convenient and comfortable travel.”
Inspired by the best bits of Northern Ireland, the Aspire Lounge features sound- proof booths, private seating areas, and charging stations throughout.
Graham Allen, Head of
Aspire Lounges UK and Ireland, added: “We are thrilled to formally launch the newest Aspire lounge in our Global network at Belfast City Airport which showcases the Aspire brand and
the rich culture of
Belfast and beyond. Aspire is the UK’s and Europe’s largest airport lounge brand. “The demand for Airport Lounges
is growing
exponentially and our partnership with Belfast City Airport represents a luxury £1.2m development, ensuring we can deliver against our brand promise of the ‘The Perfect Start’ for today’s travellers.”
platform on the
Ryanair.com website, where they can avail of 10% flight discounts on four one-way flights (or 2 round- trips) and a free 20kg checked- in bag with every flight booked.
TUI Care Foundation Plan Reforestation Project in Rhodes
IN close cooperation with the government of the South Aegean, the TUI Care Foundation is planning a reforestation project on the island of Rhodes. Native, fire-tolerant trees are to be planted for a future TUI Forest. As part of the project, nature-based tourism experiences will be developed for the local population and for holidaymakers.
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Hays Travel Jets 300 Passengers from Belfast to Barbados with Exclusive Charter
THREE hundred passengers set off for a tropical cruise from Belfast Airport on Saturday (11 November) with the help of Hays Travel, the UK’s largest independent travel agent.
The travel agent exclusively chartered the direct flight to Barbados to take customers ‘door to door’ on their dream holiday. Hays Travel staff were on hand at the airport helping passengers navigate their way through the check-in process.
Fully escorted throughout by
Hays Travel staff, the two-week cruise is on board P&O Cruises’ newest ship, Arvia, with highlights including the islands of St Maarten and Antigua.
Travel consultant, Rachael
Russell, from Hays Travel’s Lisburn branch, was at the airport to greet customers on the day. She said: “Everyone was in such high spirits and really looking forward to getting away. It was a lovely atmosphere.” Hays Travel’s communications and engagement executive, Angela Flynn, said: “We are absolutely
delighted to be able to bring this unique offer of our own direct flights to Barbados from Belfast Airport, along with the amazing experience of a P&O Cruises Caribbean cruise. “We have five more sunshine cruise escapes departing from regional UK airports between now and March 2024.
“Many of these sailings are fully booked, but there is still limited availability Stansted,
from and Bristol.
2024/2025 departures have also just gone on sale and are selling exceptionally fast.”
shop
Pop into your local Hays Travel or
contact the dedicated
cruise team on 0800 215 5098 for more information.
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