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New flights from Yorkshire to Budapest
Yorkshire will get a new airlink to eastern Europe next winter when Wizz Air launches flights from Doncaster to Hungary’s capital Budapest.
The three-times a week non-stop service will start on October 29.
The new route will be the 15th to Budapest from the UK for winter 2018/19.
"Year-on-year we see an ever-increasing number of visitors from the UK," said Budapest’s head of airline development Balazs Bogats.
"Add to this the country’s popularity as a destination for Hungarian travellers, it goes without saying that we are very happy about a direct link to Doncaster.
"Wizz Air’s new route will further enhance Budapest’s significant development and Hungary’s rapidly expanding tourism."
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