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Milan Bergamo AIRPORT
expands the horizon of travel
with long-haul connecting flights
Connections operated by AJet, Air Arabia, flydubai, Jazeera Airways, and Pegasus Airlines make numerous destinations in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East more accessible from Milan Bergamo Airport, with just one stopover at key international hubs.
Milan Bergamo Airport is broadening its horizons and bringing some of the most fascinating destinations on the international travel scene closer. Alongside its European connections, the airport now offers passengers new long-haul travel opportunities thanks to a network of connecting flights that, with just one short and convenient stopover, makes it possible to reach destinations in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
This is an especially appealing option for those wishing to depart from Milan Bergamo Airport and build itineraries to faraway places without giving up convenience. For passengers, the advantage lies in being able to rely on well-connected hubs and onward flights that significantly expand the range of reachable destinations, opening the way both to leisure travel and to journeys to major international cities.
Sharjah, served by Air Arabia flights, also helps strengthen the long-haul offering accessible from Milan Bergamo Airport. This hub represents a particularly interesting gateway to the Indian subcontinent and South Asia, making connections to destinations that are increasingly popular both for tourism and for medium to long-haul international travel easier and more convenient.
The value of these connecting flights lies precisely in their ability to combine accessibility, variety, and convenience. For passengers departing from Milan Bergamo Airport, this means being able to look beyond the European network and imagine broader journeys to exotic destinations, iconic cities, and places with an international appeal, relying on strategic stopovers and simple, efficient travel solutions.
In this way, Milan Bergamo Airport further strengthens its role as an airport increasingly open to the world, not only as a departure point for Europe, but also as a gateway to far-reaching and inspiring itineraries. A perspective that enriches the passenger experience and broadens the range of choices for those seeking new routes, new cultures, and new destinations to discover.
Discover the most beautiful
LONG-HAUL destinations
Travel guides dedicated to some of the most fascinating destinations
that can be reached with connecting flights via international hubs.
For those departing from BGY, the journey begins even before take-off. Passengers can explore travel guides dedicated to some of the most fascinating onward destinations in Africa, Asia, and Oceania.
Rich in practical information and content devoted to cities, landscapes, and places of interest, these guides are a useful tool not only for inspiring travel, but also for getting to know and make the most of the destinations reached.
Organised by continent and by country, the guides on offer are an invitation to discover the world, turning every reading opportunity into a travel opportunity.
Mombasa is one of the most fascinating destinations on Kenya’s coast, a city where the charm of the Indian Ocean meets an ancient history shaped by exchanges, cultures, and influences from Africa, the Arab world, and Asia. With its light sandy beaches, palm trees, warm sea, and tropical atmosphere, it offers a relaxed and luminous travel experience, perfect for those seeking sea, sun, and exotic scenery.
Beyond its seaside appeal, Mombasa captivates with the character of its old town, its markets, its historic architecture, and the vibrancy of Swahili culture, reflected in the flavours, colours, and rhythms of daily life. From seaside walks and boat excursions to moments of relaxation on the beach and visits to the city’s landmarks, the destination offers an experience that combines nature, tradition, and cultural charm.
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Mauritius is an island in the Indian Ocean renowned for its light sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and tropical landscapes that alternate between lagoons, palm groves, and lush inland hills. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a relaxing seaside holiday, but also for travellers who enjoy exploring rich and scenic nature among botanical gardens, natural parks, and panoramic trails.
Beyond its seaside charm, Mauritius captivates with its multicultural soul, shaped by the meeting of African, Indian, European, and Asian traditions. This diversity is reflected in its architecture, the flavours of its local cuisine, its markets, and the lively atmosphere of its villages and cities. From boat excursions and snorkelling to ocean sunsets and cultural discoveries, the island offers an elegant, relaxing, and richly nuanced travel experience.
Seychelles
What to do in the Seychelles
The Seychelles are an archipelago in the Indian Ocean renowned for the extraordinary beauty of their landscapes, with white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, granite rocks sculpted by time, and lush tropical nature. An ideal destination for those dreaming of a relaxing seaside escape, they offer highly evocative scenery, where each island preserves a unique balance of tranquillity, elegance, and authenticity.
Beyond the appeal of beaches and turquoise lagoons, the Seychelles captivate with the richness of their natural environment, featuring reserves, panoramic trails, underwater worlds to explore, and a biodiversity that makes the archipelago particularly remarkable. Among intimate villages, slow rhythms, boat excursions, and ocean sunsets, the destination offers an exclusive and immersive travel experience, combining postcard-perfect landscapes, intimate atmospheres, and direct contact with nature.
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South Africa
Johannesburg is one of South Africa’s most dynamic cities, a major urban centre where contemporary energy, history, and creativity intertwine in a unique way. The country’s economic heart, it surprises with its cosmopolitan character, constantly evolving neighbourhoods, vibrant cultural scene, and its ability to tell, through museums, architecture, and public spaces, some of the most important chapters of South African history.
Alongside its metropolitan face, Johannesburg also offers experiences linked to art, design, gastronomy, and the discovery of local identities, with markets, galleries, venues, and creative districts that bring the city to life. It is an appealing destination for those wishing to discover a more urban and authentic South Africa, to be experienced through historical memory, contemporary momentum, and atmospheres that blend cultural depth with everyday vitality.
Zanzibar is a tropical archipelago in the Indian Ocean, known for its white sandy beaches, warm turquoise waters, and an exotic atmosphere that invites both relaxation and discovery. Beyond the sea, the island is renowned for the richness of its seabeds, coral reefs, and marine biodiversity, making it an ideal destination for snorkelling, diving, and water activities.
But Zanzibar is not only a seaside destination: the island preserves a unique cultural and historical heritage, best represented by Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where Swahili, Arab, Persian, and European influences meet among narrow streets, markets, historic buildings, and the scent of spices. Between clove plantations, excursions on traditional dhows, local markets, and sunsets over the Indian Ocean, the destination offers a blend of sea, culture, and traditions in a tropical atmosphere.
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Jeddah is one of Saudi Arabia’s main destinations overlooking the Red Sea, a city where the charm of the sea blends with an ancient history and a modern, constantly evolving urban landscape. With its long waterfront, beaches, marinas, and the coral-rich waters of the Red Sea, it is an ideal destination for those seeking the sea, relaxation, and activities such as snorkelling and diving, in a setting with a warm climate year-round.
Beyond its seaside appeal, Jeddah captivates with its cultural heritage, particularly in the historic district of Al-Balad, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where traditional coral-stone buildings, souks, courtyards, and historic houses tell the story of the city as a major trading port and gateway to Mecca. From walks along the Corniche to cultural visits, traditional markets, and seaside restaurants, it offers a unique travel experience that combines Arab culture, maritime tradition, and a contemporary atmosphere.
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Hong Kong is a city where nature, sea, and an urban skyline coexist in a unique balance, creating one of the most recognisable landscapes in Asia. Overlooking the South China Sea, the destination offers not only skyscrapers and lively districts, but also beaches, islands, natural parks, and scenic trails that allow for diverse experiences within the same trip, between urban panoramas and more relaxed settings.
Beyond its modern and international dimension, Hong Kong captivates with its cultural identity, where Chinese traditions and Western influences coexist among temples, markets, historic districts, and a cuisine renowned worldwide. From crossings on the Star Ferry and strolls through street markets to panoramic views from Victoria Peak and visits to fishing villages and nearby islands, it offers a journey that blends culture, nature, and urban life within a single city.
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Beijing is one of the most fascinating cities in China, a destination where the grandeur of imperial history meets the energy of a modern metropolis in constant evolution. As the country’s capital and cultural heart, Beijing is home to some of Asia’s most iconic landmarks, including ancient imperial palaces, grand monumental avenues, historic temples, and traditional gardens, offering a journey through centuries of history and culture.
Beyond its major symbols, such as the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, and the Great Wall in its surroundings, Beijing also impresses with its hutongs - historic neighbourhoods made up of narrow alleys and courtyards - as well as traditional markets and a vibrant cultural and gastronomic scene. From cultural visits and walks through historic districts to excursions to imperial sites and everyday life experiences in parks, temples, and markets, the city showcases the best of its millennia-old history, where tradition and contemporary life meet.
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In Tokyo, tradition and innovation coexist in a unique way, creating a dynamic and truly surprising metropolis. As the capital of Japan, the city captivates with its futuristic districts, the lights of its major shopping avenues, well-kept parks, and the many temples and shrines that reflect Japanese history and culture, offering visitors a rich and multifaceted experience in every season.
Beyond its contemporary soul, Tokyo impresses with the variety of its experiences: from historic districts such as Asakusa to traditional gardens, from fish markets to museums, and even excursions in the surrounding areas among mountains and hot springs. Between urban panoramas, millennia-old culture, gastronomy, and technology, the destination offers a journey that is a deeply engaging experience, blending tradition, innovation, and everyday Japanese life within a single great metropolis.
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Delhi is one of India’s most fascinating destinations, a city where millennia-old history, grand monuments, and contemporary life coexist in a unique balance. As the country’s capital, Delhi tells the story of centuries of empires, cultures, and traditions through forts, mosques, temples, and historic palaces, while also being a dynamic metropolis of markets, modern districts, parks, and one of the richest cultural and gastronomic scenes in India.
Beyond its major landmarks such as the Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and Jama Masjid, the city captivates with its bazaars, historic gardens, and the districts of New Delhi, where wide tree-lined avenues and monumental architecture reflect the colonial era. From cultural visits and spice markets to temples, museums, and everyday life in the streets, the city offers an immersion into history, spirituality, and the distinctive urban culture of India.
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Mumbai is one of India’s most dynamic destinations, a city overlooking the Arabian Sea where colonial architecture, modern districts, and local traditions coexist, creating a unique urban landscape. Considered the country’s economic and cultural capital, Mumbai fascinates with its waterfront, markets, historic neighbourhoods, and the constant energy that defines daily life.
Beyond its iconic landmarks, such as the Gateway of India, colonial districts, and temples, Mumbai impresses with the variety of experiences it offers: from traditional markets to museums, from walks along Marine Drive to excursions to nearby islands such as Elephanta Island, with its rock-cut temples. Between culture, sea, historic architecture, and urban life, it offers an experiential journey where tradition and modernity coexist in one of India’s most representative cities.
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Almaty is one of the most fascinating destinations in Central Asia, a city where urban vitality meets spectacular natural landscapes. Located at the foot of the Tian Shan mountains, the former capital of Kazakhstan offers a unique mix of culture, nature, and city life, with wide tree-lined avenues, parks, museums, and a dynamic cultural scene that makes it an appealing destination in every season.
Beyond the city itself, Almaty is an ideal starting point for exploring some of Kazakhstan’s most striking landscapes, including alpine lakes, canyons, ski resorts, and protected natural areas easily accessible from the urban centre. Between historic architecture, local markets, mountain views, and nomadic traditions, the city blends nature, culture, and a contemporary spirit in the heart of Central Asia.
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Kuala Lumpur is a cosmopolitan metropolis that reflects the most contemporary face of Malaysia, with iconic architecture, multi-ethnic districts, and a vibrant daily life shaped by diverse traditions. The city stands out for the contrast between skyscrapers and places of worship, major commercial avenues and more authentic corners, offering travellers a multifaceted and surprising view of Southeast Asia.
Alongside its most famous landmarks, such as the Petronas Twin Towers and the nearby Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur invites visitors to explore markets, lively streets, urban parks, and one of the most interesting gastronomic scenes in the region. Between culture, shopping, local flavours, and city views, the destination offers a journey that blends urban energy, multicultural identity, and immersive Asian atmospheres.
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Langkawi is a tropical Malaysian archipelago where nature takes centre stage: rainforests, light sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and landscapes shaped by ancient geological formations create a spectacular setting, also recognised as a UNESCO Geopark. Here, the journey follows a slower rhythm, between sea, nature, and views that alternate between mountains, islands, and tranquil bays.
Beyond its seaside appeal, Langkawi offers experiences connected to nature and landscape, such as the panoramic cable car reaching the island’s peaks, jungle trails, boat excursions through mangroves, and visits to the smaller islands of the archipelago. Between beaches, ocean sunsets, local villages, and tropical nature, it provides a relaxing travel experience immersed in one of Southeast Asia’s most captivating natural environments.
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The Maldives are an archipelago of coral atolls in the Indian Ocean where the landscape is shaped by the meeting of pure white sand, crystal-clear lagoons, and some of the richest coral reefs in the world. The islands, often small and surrounded by unspoilt nature, offer an intimate and peaceful environment, ideal for those seeking the sea, privacy, and a direct connection with the ocean.
Here, life follows the rhythm of nature: days unfold between swims in transparent lagoons, snorkelling among tropical fish and corals, sunset boat excursions, and moments of relaxation on beaches that seem suspended over the water. Beyond the seaside experience, the Maldives also allow visitors to discover local culture by visiting inhabited islands, learning about the archipelago’s traditions, and its deep connection with the sea. The Maldives thus offer a journey shaped by nature, tranquillity, and some of the most iconic ocean landscapes in the world.
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Malé, the capital of the Maldives, can be reached with a connecting flight operated by flydubai via Dubai or via Sharjah with Air Arabia.
For information, consult the seasonal flight schedule.
Kathmandu reflects the spiritual and cultural soul of Nepal. The city lies in a valley surrounded by the Himalayan mountains, where temples, shrines, and ancient historic squares are part of everyday life. As the country’s capital, Kathmandu is known for its extraordinary artistic and religious heritage, with monumental complexes, stupas, and historic palaces that bear witness to centuries of history and tradition.
The city is also a gateway to exploring the Kathmandu Valley and discovering Nepalese culture, through markets, local craftsmanship, religious festivals, and historic districts such as Durbar Square and Thamel. Among traditional architecture, sacred sites, museums, and local life, the destination offers a travel experience deeply rooted in spirituality, history, and the traditions of the Himalayas.
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Muscat is a city overlooking the Gulf of Oman, where rugged mountains, the sea, and traditional architecture shape a landscape very different from the major metropolises of the Arabian Peninsula. As the capital of the Sultanate of Oman, Muscat preserves an authentic identity, with historic districts, forts, mosques, and souks that reflect the country’s long maritime and trading tradition.
The city unfolds between its waterfront, markets such as Mutrah Souk, historic palaces, and nearby natural areas, including wadis, deserts, and beaches. From cultural visits and nature excursions to traditional villages and coastal views, the destination offers the chance to discover a more traditional Middle East, closely connected to its landscape, where Omani culture, sea, and mountains come together in a single journey.
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Muscat can be reached with a connecting flight operated by flydubai via Dubai or by Air Arabia UAE via Sharjah.
For information, consult the seasonal flight schedule.
Singapore is a modern and green city-state where contemporary architecture, historic districts, and expansive urban spaces blend within an orderly and innovative environment. Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, the destination is known for its iconic skyline, futuristic gardens, waterfront areas, and ethnic neighbourhoods that reflect the meeting of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western cultures.
The city offers a wide range of experiences: from walks along Marina Bay to the markets and temples of Chinatown and Little India, as well as large urban parks and islands such as Sentosa. With its iconic architecture, green spaces, multicultural identity, and one of Asia’s most renowned culinary scenes, Singapore offers a travel experience that is urban and modern, yet deeply rooted in its cultural traditions.
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Colombo is the vibrant commercial capital of Sri Lanka, a city overlooking the Indian Ocean where colonial buildings, temples, markets, and modern districts reflect the island’s past and present. As the country’s gateway, Colombo combines the atmosphere of a maritime city with that of an evolving cultural centre, with its waterfront, urban parks, and historic neighbourhoods.
Walking through its different areas, you encounter Buddhist temples, colonial churches, mosques, museums, and local markets, while the Galle Face Green waterfront is one of the symbols of daily city life. Between historic architecture, local culture, shopping, gastronomy, and ocean sunsets, the destination offers an engaging journey that allows visitors to connect with the cultural and urban identity of Sri Lanka.
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Bangkok is a city where tradition and modernity are constantly intertwined, among golden temples, historic palaces, floating markets, and contemporary districts. As the capital of Thailand and a major gateway to Southeast Asia, Bangkok stands out for the energy of its streets, its rich cultural heritage, and its close relationship with water, thanks to the Chao Phraya River and the canals that run through the city.
Alongside its major monumental complexes such as the Grand Palace and its most important temples, the city invites visitors to explore local markets, street food, traditional neighbourhoods, and modern panoramic areas. From river cruises and cultural visits to shopping and nightlife, the destination offers an intense and diverse travel experience, combining spirituality, urban culture, and everyday Thai life.
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Krabi is a destination in southern Thailand known for its spectacular landscapes, where towering limestone cliffs, light sandy beaches, and emerald waters create one of the country’s most iconic natural settings. The province overlooks the Andaman Sea and includes numerous islands and bays, making it ideal for those who love the sea, nature, and boat excursions among the islands.
Beyond its beaches, Krabi offers a landscape rich in natural parks, tropical forests, hot springs, and temples set in nature, such as the famous Tiger Cave Temple. Excursions to the Phi Phi Islands, hidden lagoons, and bays accessible only by sea reveal a variety of stunning scenery. It is a perfect destination for a journey combining sea, nature, and tropical landscapes, in a more relaxed setting compared to Thailand’s larger cities.
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Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and a destination that combines tropical beaches, local culture, and a lively tourist atmosphere. Overlooking the Andaman Sea, the island is known for its sandy bays, warm waters, and numerous viewpoints, as well as for its historic centre, where Sino-Portuguese architecture, temples, and markets reflect the island’s trading past.
Phuket offers a wide variety of experiences: from beach days to boat excursions to nearby islands, from cultural visits to temples and museums to walks through night markets and local villages. Between tropical nature, traditions, gastronomy, and seaside activities, the destination provides a diverse travel experience, suitable both for those seeking relaxation and for those wishing to explore the territory and culture of southern Thailand.
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Australia
Sydney is one of Australia’s most iconic cities, a destination overlooking the ocean where vast natural spaces and landmark architecture coexist within the same landscape. The city is known worldwide for its natural harbour, the Opera House, and the Harbour Bridge, as well as for its outdoor lifestyle, with urban beaches, parks, and waterfront neighbourhoods.
Life in Sydney unfolds largely outdoors, with coastal walks, surfing, markets, museums, and lively districts such as The Rocks and Darling Harbour. Beyond the city, the surrounding areas offer natural parks and spectacular landscapes that are easily accessible. Between ocean, culture, nature, and urban life, the city offers a unique travel experience that combines Australia’s great icons with a relaxed lifestyle.
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