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Jet2 puts more city breaks on sale for 2023
Jet2 has put its full city breaks programme on sale for summer 2023
Flights and city breaks to 12 city break destinations from six UK bases can be booked.
Flights depart from Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle and London Stansted Airports.
Two brand-new destinations are on sale from London Stansted Airport to Athens and Rome and a new destination from Newcastle Airport to Verona.
Destinatiions include Amsterdam, Barcelona, Budapest, Paris, Krakow, Nice, Prague, Pisa, Rome, and Venice.
The expanded programme means Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks have increased capacity compared to summer 2022 by over 25%.
Customers can choose from a flight-only option or an ATOL protected package holiday with Jet2CityBreaks.
Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: “Demand for city breaks is increasing for summer 2023, so we have responded by putting on sale an expanded city breaks programme.”
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