For the more adventurous who are already planning their summer vacation, Transavia has announced the opening of new routes. Low-cost airline to launch new routes to European cities such as Amsterdam, Munich (from Paris) and Brussels (from Bordeaux). It will also continue its development in the provinces for trips “at affordable prices” departing from Lyon, Nantes, Marseille, Montpellier and Bastia, relays TourMag.
In addition to these 3 new lines, Albania will be accessible from Nantes and Bordeaux. In Marseille, travelers will be able to choose between Djerba, Cyprus (Larnaca) and Madeira (Funchal). The Lyonnais will be able to take off to discover Crete (Cania). “In a context of sustained demand, our six bases are consolidating with new travel opportunities for destinations that smell like vacations”assured Nicolas Hénin, Deputy General Director of Sales and Marketing for Transavia France.
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The low-cost airline had launched new routes to Chisinau (Moldova) and Sofia (Bulgaria) from Orly airport. The Paris-Chisinau flight will make its first takeoff on July 7, 2025, with prices starting from 65 euros for a one-way ticket. As for the Paris-Sofia connection, it will begin on April 10 with prices starting from 45 euros. At the beginning of October, the low-cost airline, a subsidiary of the Air France-KLM group, already announced connecting new destinations. From April 10, it will connect Belgrade from Paris-Orly with prices starting from 65 euros. Last August, Transavia also unveiled two flights per week to Tbilisi in Georgia, from April 9.
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