Vueling connects Malaga with the main Christmas markets in Europe
The company launches a campaign with tickets starting at 21 euros to destinations such as Zurich, Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, London, and Barcelona.
As we move towards the end of the year, many people start planning the typical Christmas getaway to one of those famous European destinations known for their markets. Aware of this, the Spanish low-cost airline Vueling has launched a campaign to take advantage of the direct connections available at Malaga Airport to the main cities where, in a matter of weeks, Christmas lights and decorations will start to shine.
The company reports that the Costa del Sol is connected to Zurich with two weekly flights; to Brussels three times a week in November and up to five times in December to enjoy the Winter Wonders, which features more than 250 wooden stalls in locations such as Grand Place, Rue de la Bourse, or Place Sainte-Catherine; or to Amsterdam, which will have up to nine flights a week next month and eleven in December. In this capital, it offers the experience of exploring the illuminated canals with thousands of twinkles during the Amsterdam Light Festival and visiting the most emblematic squares, like Dam Square or Museumplein, which host Christmas markets full of craft stalls, sweets, and ice skating.
Additionally, it explains that it has direct flights to London with up to 19 connections a week in December and eight next month, or to Paris with 16 weekly frequencies in both months. The airline has launched a campaign with flights starting at 21 euros per journey.
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