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Croatia Airlines will double its number of charters between Mostar and the City of Derry, in Northern Ireland, during 2027. The flights, catering for pilgrims visiting the Medjugorje site, will operate a total of eight times next year over the summer and autumn, up from four in 2026. Derry Airport said the decision was made "to meet demand from the local market, following a hugely successful 2026 programme". It added, "The programme reflects our commitment to connecting our local community with meaningful travel experiences close to the heart of many here in the Northwest".
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Bravo!
ReplyDeleteWet dream with any strategy. But Bravo OU on exploiting the gullible Irish.
ReplyDeleteWell one might say that about all forms of pilgrim tourism. Long history of making money from peoples superstitions.
Deletewhen Medjugorje becomes your asset
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DeleteTako se to radi!
ReplyDeleteOU's passenger numbers on charter flights decreased this year compared to last...
DeleteFinally, big steps.
ReplyDeleteFinally something that makes sense.
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