28 November 2024
New Turin - Sharm el Sheikh flight
The connection will be operated by Neos, an airline part of Alpitour World, departing every Thursday from 17 April until 8 May 2025
Alpitour World and Turin Airport have announced the opening of bookings for a new direct flight from Turin to Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, designed for the spring holidays of 2025. Operated by Neos, the airline of the Alpitour World Group, the connection will be available every Thursday from 17 April to 8 May 2025, offering an unmissable opportunity for Piedmontese travelers who wish to spend the Easter, April 25 and May 1 holidays in one of the renowned villages offered by the Group's brands.
Sharm El Sheikh, famous for its crystal clear waters and colorful seabed, is an ideal destination for diving and snorkeling lovers, as well as being a reference point for those seeking relaxation and fun in a unique setting. The direct flight from Turin will facilitate access to this famous Red Sea resort, helping to meet the growing demand for exotic destinations that can be easily reached from the Piedmontese capital.
Andrea Andorno, CEO of Torino Airport, said: "We are very happy to be able to announce the launch of this connection, at the service of a new holiday opportunity for the Piedmontese. We hope that passengers in our catchment area will welcome these first flights scheduled for the spring 2025 long weekends and we are confident that this is a first step in a strategy to develop connections from Turin to the holiday destinations served by Alpitour World's travel brands, for which we know there is a strong demand".
By the editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: © Turin Airport Press Office
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