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MILAN BERGAMO
OPEN DOOR TO THE WORLD
From North Africa to the Middle East, passing through West Africa and the Caucasus:
a journey through countries rich in culture, landscapes and atmospheres to discover
The network of worldwide destinations that accompanies passengers to very different scenarios, but united by a strong tourist attraction.
In North Africa, the offer includes Egypt with Alexandria, Cairo, Marsa Alam, Marsa Matrouh and Sharm El Sheikh, Morocco with Agadir, Beni Mellal, Casablanca, Fez, Marrakech, Rabat and Tangier, and Tunisia with Djerba and Monastir: destinations that combine sea, historical heritage, markets, deserts and Mediterranean atmospheres.
On the West African front, Boa Vista and Ilha do Sal in Cape Verde, together with Dakar in Senegal, invite you to discover ocean landscapes, bright beaches and vibrant cultures.
The gaze then stretches towards the Caucasus with Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, a city with an elegant and stratified charm, a crossroads of stories, cultures and architecture. Finally, in the Middle East, Dubai and Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates, Amman in Jordan, Tel Aviv in Israel and Kuwait City in Kuwait tell the story of a dynamic area, where modernity, tradition, archaeology, spirituality and lifestyle intertwine, giving life to very different but equally engaging travel experiences.
These destinations tell an idea of travel that goes beyond the simple departure, transforming itself into an opportunity to meet distant cultures, atmospheres and scenarios. A mosaic of proposals that enriches the international offer and invites you to explore the world with curiosity, wonder and a desire for adventure.
The tourIST guides
of worldwide destinations
reachable from BGY
Designed to inspire and guide travel, the guides dedicated to destinations worldwide
connected by Milan Bergamo Airport help to explore different places, cultures and landscapes,
offering useful content to better enjoy every discovery experience.
The pearl of the Mediterranean
Alexandria in Egypt conquers with the charm of a unique blend of history and modernity. Although very little remains of the ancient city, it has retained the Mediterranean atmosphere and old European residences, but also ancient cafes and Greco-Roman monuments.
Tropical paradise for water sports enthusiasts
Once a small fishing village on the west coast of the Red Sea, Marsa Alam is now a true tropical paradise, with its imposing palm trees and its scenic mangroves, it is among the favorite destinations of windsurfing, snorkelling and scuba diving enthusiasts.
White beaches and crystal clear waters, in a circular bay
Not only soft beaches and crystal clear sea characterize the northern coast of Egypt, but also a coastline with deep inlets. Referred to as Caribbean Egypt, this Egyptian stretch of coastline also offers the chance to discover historical monuments from Marsa Matruh.
Diving paradise
Sharm el Sheik can appear in a thousand different guises just like a dancer who unties her veils one by one, bewitching spectators enchanted by its beauties every time.
Surprising wellness destination in Morocco
In a picturesque location, at the foot of the Atlas Mountain and overlooking the ocean, Agadir is also one of the most attractive destinations to get back in shape thanks to its climate rich in iodine, oxygen and sun which also warms the air 300 days a year.
The green heart of Morocco
Hidden among the majestic mountain ranges of the Middle Atlas, the city of Béni Mellal is a Moroccan oasis of peace and tranquility that enchants with its unspoiled natural beauty and its authentic charm as the capital of the Béni Mellal-Khénifra region.
Rich artistic and cultural heritage in harmony with modernity
Casablanca is a multifaceted city that combines the strong traditions of Islam with the splendour of modernity. Located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, with a population of over 4 million, Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco.
The most authentic of Morocco's imperial cities
Fez is considered the intellectual and artisan capital of the country, with a strong Arab identity and a charm that reflects the signs left by the great dynasties.
Traditional soul of Morocco
Marrakech is one of the most fascinating cities in Morocco, where the charm of the medina, the colorful souks and the historic buildings are intertwined with gardens, riads and elegant oriental atmospheres.
The gateway to Morocco
Tangier, also known as the gateway to Morocco, dominates the Strait of Gibraltar from its heights, and overlooks the Atlantic Ocean on one side, and the milder and gentler Mediterranean Sea on the other. The city has an ancient and rich history.
The island of crystal clear waters covered with date palms
A flat island of 614 square km located in front of the southern coast of Tunisia, connected to the mainland by a 6 km long Roman bridge. This is Djerba, miles of coastline lapped by crystal clear waters, covered with date palms, flowers and olive trees three millennia old.
Enchanting attractions
On the tip of a small rocky peninsula bordering the Gulf of Hammamet lies Monastir, one of the most welcoming holiday destinations in Tunisia. The tourist area par excellence develops in the north, where the seaside strip of Skanes is located with several hotels and resorts.
Enchanting island with emerald waters
Only 25 miles separate Sal from Boa Vista, which can be reached by domestic flight in 15 minutes or by catamaran cruise. The anchor landing in Boa Vista is in the magnificent Bay of Estoril, protected by the islet, the Ileu de Sal Rei.
Tropical universe to discover
A trip to Sal is an opportunity to get to know a different tropic, made up of dunes, rocks, wild beaches, a lively sea, a welcoming Creole population, small villages and modern facilities for growing tourism.
Unique experiences in the capital of Senegal
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, at the westernmost tip of the African continent, Dakar is a city that surprises and fascinates, a cultural crossroads where African authenticity blends with modernity.
Cozy capital of Georgia
Tbilisi is a city suspended between Europe and Asia in the heart of the Caucasus, and not only from a territorial point of view, but above all from a cultural point of view, which immediately welcomes the visitor in an almost fairytale atmosphere.
United Arab Emirates
A holiday between futuristic skyline, souks, sea and desert
Dubai is an ideal city to spend a beach holiday at any time of the year. The city is located in the Arabian Desert and from October to May, in the winter months, offers a mild climate perfect for enjoying the sun and countless attractions.
Islamic art, museums of excellence and Emirati charm
Sharjah is home to a rich cultural and natural heritage. With golden desert sands, tranquil beaches, and ancient mangroves along with modern attractions and outdoor adventures, it's a go-to destination for families.
Seductive capital of Jordan
Its fortunate position, on a hilly area between the desert and the Jordan Valley, where the memories of the Gospel are still alive, places Amman at the center of a worldwide interest, like few cities in the world. Its charm derives from the good combination of modernity and history.
Israel
A modern, vibrant and cosmopolitan city
Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 by Jewish settler families and unified with Jaffa in 1950, forming the Tel Aviv-Jaffa conurbation. The city stretches for 14 kilometers along the Mediterranean and is the first modern Jewish metropolis built in Israel.
Kuwait City is the capital of the Emirate of Kuwait, overlooking the sea of the Persian Gulf in Kuwait Bay, between ancient Mesopotamia (land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, area of present-day Iraq and parts of Syria/Turkey) and the Arabian Peninsula, in a historical meeting point and settlement of different civilizations such as Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians and Assyrians. The city is located right in the heart of the country which, in the 1700s, first distinguished itself as a small fishing village and then became an important trade center for the transit of goods between India, Muscat, Baghdad, Persia and Arabia. Subsequently, Kuwait City was established in 1756 into a Sheikhdom, ruled by the Al Sabah dynasty.