Ryanair announces three new routes from Liverpool giving passengers chance of winter sun
The budget airline Ryanair has launched three new routes for winter from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. It has announced its Winter 2024 schedule for Liverpool which includes 24 routes overall.
Three new exciting winter sun and city break routes passengers will be able to enjoy this winter are Budapest in Hungary, Marrakesh in Morocco and Paphos in Cyprus. They will also increase the frequency of flights heading to other destinations including Kaunas (Lithuania), Košice (Slovakia), Krakow (Poland), Malaga (Spain), Sofia (Bulgaria), and Wroclaw (Wroclaw), reports the ECHO.
The new destinations will offer travellers the opportunity to take in breathtaking views of the Danube River and world-renowned thermal baths in Budapest. Marrakesh is a city brimming with culture including the 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque and Paphos will offer ancient history and stunning coastal beauty, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the remarkable Tombs of the Kings.
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Aswell as Ryanair’s Winter sun and city break destinations for Liverpool, the airline will also operate two return flights per week to and from Lapland Rovaniemi starting from Sunday, October 27. To celebrate Ryanair’s Liverpool Winter 2024 schedule and its three new routes to Budapest, Marrakesh, and Paphos, the airline has launched a limited-time seat sale with fares from just £19.99 available to book now at ryanair.com.
Jade Kirwan, Ryanair’s head of comms, said: “Ryanair is pleased to officially launch our Winter 2024 schedule for Liverpool with 24 routes, including three exciting new routes to Budapest, Marrakesh, and Paphos, as well as adding extra flights on our popular Kaunas, Košice, Krakow, Malaga, Sofia, and Wroclaw routes.
She added: ''This exciting new schedule will operate mostly on Ryanair’s 4x Liverpool-based aircraft, representing a US Dollar 400m investment in the region and supporting over 1,550 local jobs."