Wizz Air is set to enhance its presence in Cyprus by launching 10 new routes. This announcement coincides with the airline celebrating a milestone of 10 million passengers transported to and from the island.
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- The developments signal a promising future for both Wizz Air and the Cypriot tourism industry, aiming to attract more visitors and provide them with diverse travel options.
The low-cost carrier marked this achievement on Thursday during a celebratory event at Larnaca International Airport, which was held in collaboration with Hermes Airports. Among the dignitaries present were Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis and other officials, including the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport.
During the celebration, Wizz Air rewarded the five passengers on its 10 millionth flight to Cyprus with “Golden Tickets,” signifying the airline’s commitment to customer satisfaction and engagement.
In addition to the new routes, Wizz Air is offering a 10 per cent discount on flights from Cyprus for the period between November and March. This promotional initiative aims to encourage travel during the off-peak season.
Wizz air: New Destinations from Paphos and Larnaka
The newly announced routes include exciting destinations such as Barcelona, Gyumri, Skopje, Suceava, Timisoara, Tirana, Tuzla, and Venice from Larnaka. From Paphos, passengers can look forward to flights to Yerevan and Warsaw.
Andras Rado, Wizz Air’s Head of Communications, expressed pride in reaching 10 million passengers and highlighted the airline’s ongoing commitment to Cyprus. He stated, “Cyprus is one of the most dynamic hubs in our network, and we remain committed to offering more travellers safe and affordable flight options.”
Investment in Connectivity
Rado further elaborated on Wizz Air’s plans to continue investing in Cyprus, which he believes will significantly boost air connectivity and support the local economy and tourism. The airline aims to facilitate year-round travel options, showcasing Cyprus as a prime destination.
Maria Kouroupi, Director of Aviation Development, Marketing and Communication at Hermes Airports, echoed Rado’s sentiments, noting that the growth of Wizz Air in Cyprus is a testament to the positive impact of collaboration within the tourism sector. “Together, we are creating real value with a positive impact on travellers, the tourism and the economy of our country,” she remarked.
Looking Ahead
As part of its expansion strategy, Wizz Air has also introduced the “Customer First Compass” plan, a €14 billion programme that includes the new “My Journey” feature in its app, designed to enhance passengers’ travel experience.
The developments signal a promising future for both Wizz Air and the Cypriot tourism industry, aiming to attract more visitors and provide them with diverse travel options.
