Wizz Air Offers Holiday Flights to Europe Starting at $110
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Wizz Air is offering discounted round-trip flights from Tel Aviv to European cities with Christmas markets, with prices starting at 380 shekels. The sale coincides with the traditional opening of these markets in mid-November. Specific deals include flights to Warsaw, Krakow, Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, and Milan, with prices varying by destination and date. The airline resumed operations in Israel in May and emphasizes its high flight completion rate.
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- Wizz Air offers round-trip flights from Israel to Europe starting at 380 shekels.
- The sale targets popular European Christmas market destinations.
- Flights to Warsaw are available for approximately 452 shekels.
- Budapest flights start at around 432 shekels.
- Milan flights are offered for approximately 384 shekels.
- Wizz Air resumed flights to Israel in May and highlights its reliability.
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has announced a sale on round-trip flights from Tel Aviv to various European destinations known for their Christmas markets. Prices range from 380 to 600 shekels (approximately $110 to $170) for round trips.
The sale aims to capitalize on the popularity of European Christmas markets, which traditionally run from mid-November to early January. These markets are a significant cultural and culinary attraction, drawing tourists with festive decorations, traditional crafts, gifts, seasonal food, and warm drinks.
Wizz Air, established in 2003, resumed operations in Israel in May after a period of uncertainty in the aviation industry. The airline currently offers direct flights from Tel Aviv to numerous European cities, including London, Budapest, Bucharest, Bratislava, Larnaca, Warsaw, Krakow, Milan, Rome, Athens, and Sofia.
Specific offers include round-trip flights to Warsaw from November 27 to December 4 for 132 euros (452 shekels), and to Krakow from November 30 to December 7 for 176 euros (605 shekels). Flights to Budapest are available from October 16 to 20 starting at 126 euros (432 shekels), and to Bratislava and Vienna from November 24 to December 3 starting at 120 euros (412 shekels). Round-trip flights to Milan are offered from November 27 to December 4 for 112 euros (384 shekels).
The airline also highlighted its operational reliability, reporting a 99.53% flight completion rate in early 2026, positioning it among Europe's most dependable carriers. Wizz Air operates over 1,000 routes globally and aims to transport more than 80 million passengers annually.
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