Wizz Air Offers Winter Flights to Europe Starting at $105
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Hungarian airline Wizz Air is offering winter flights to Europe with round-trip tickets starting at 384 shekels (around $105). Destinations include Milan, Budapest, Warsaw, and Bratislava, with prices varying by date and club membership. These fares are for base tickets and do not include extras like checked baggage. The promotion coincides with the European holiday season.
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- Wizz Air offers winter flights to Europe starting at 384 shekels ($105) round-trip.
- Featured destinations include Milan, Budapest, Warsaw, and Bratislava.
- Prices are available for travel dates in late November and early December.
- Club members can receive discounted fares on select routes.
- The advertised prices are for base tickets and exclude baggage and seat selection fees.
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air is launching its winter season with attractive fares to popular European destinations, with round-trip flights starting as low as 384 shekels (approximately $105 USD). The sale aims to capitalize on the end-of-year holiday markets in Europe, providing accessible travel options for short getaways.
Among the featured destinations are Milan, Italy, with round-trip tickets available from 384 shekels for travel between November 27 and December 4. Club members can secure these flights for around 92 euros. Budapest, Hungary, offers flights from 432 shekels (126 euros) for a trip between November 16 and 20, with club members paying approximately 105 euros.
Warsaw, Poland, has round-trip flights starting at 452 shekels (132 euros) for travel between November 27 and December 4. Bratislava, Slovakia, is also available from 412 shekels (120 euros) for flights between November 24 and December 3. Bratislava's airport is noted as a convenient gateway to nearby Vienna.
These advertised prices are for base tickets and do not include additional charges for larger luggage or seat selection. The shekel prices are based on representative exchange rates.
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