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Jet2CityBreaks adds two new cities for this winter
Jet2CityBreaks has announced the launch of two new destinations for next winter – Christmas market breaks to Bratislava, and Malmo city breaks.
Jet2CityBreak packages to Bratislava and Malmo are available to book now.
It marks two new countries for the Jet2 network – Sweden and Slovakia.
City break packages have gone on sale to Bratislava from 18th October 2024 until 19th May 2025.
Flights will operate to Vienna Airport, with twice weekly services available (Monday and Friday) from Manchester and Birmingham Airports.
From Vienna Airport it is a short transfer the border to Bratislava.
Customers can also book a Christmas market break to Bratislava in November and December 2024 from nine UK airports.
Additional services will operate to Vienna for the Christmas markets period from Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, London Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle International.
Customers travelling to Bratislava via Vienna Airport with Jet2CityBreaks will be able to choose from a selection of 4-star hotels located in the heart of the city.
Bratislava is situated along the Danube River, bordered by Austria and Hungary, and offers rich culture and history and traditional cuisine.
The second new destination to go on sale is Malmo, Sweden.
Christmas market breaks to Malmo have gone on sale from 29 November to 23 December 2024 from Leeds Bradford and Newcastle International Airports.
Customers booking a Christmas market break to Malmo will fly into Copenhagen Airport.
From there, Malmo is just a train ride away.
In total, ten city break destinations are available for winter 2024/25 including Athens, Barcelona, Bratislava, Budapest, Krakow, Paris, Prague, Rome, Vienna and Venice and ten Christmas market favourites.
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