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Low cost carrier Ryanair has revealed its first 29 new routes for the 2027 summer season, which begins March 28, with Dubrovnik gaining one new service. The airline will introduce flights between the Croatian coastal city and Warsaw Modlin on March 29, with operations to be maintained four times per week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It will become Ryanair’s sixth destination in Poland served from Dubrovnik, joining Gdansk, Katowice, Krakow, Poznan and Wroclaw. Further flight details can be viewed here.
Low cost carrier Ryanair has revealed its first 29 new routes for the 2027 summer season, which begins March 28, with Dubrovnik gaining one new service. The airline will introduce flights between the Croatian coastal city and Warsaw Modlin on March 29, with operations to be maintained four times per week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It will become Ryanair’s sixth destination in Poland served from Dubrovnik, joining Gdansk, Katowice, Krakow, Poznan and Wroclaw. Further flight details can be viewed here.
That's a lot of routes from Poland
ReplyDeleteA lot of low cost routes to Poland. I get it to Zadar, Pula, maybe even Split. But a few years ago Dubrovnik was a premium destination. Hard to belive that a plane full of polish will be spening 500€ daily
DeleteVery few tourists spend 500€ daily.
DeleteAnd 2026 Poland and its GDPO per capita is very different than the one 10-15 years ago.
Not saying that a lot of them do, but better to have one that spends 500, than 10 that spend 50...that's why we have the issues we have in Split
Deletesamo Ameri spend 500€ daily. you have an abundance of hostels in Dubrovnik
DeleteWell every single European tourist destination wants that but there aren't enough people who can spent 500€ per day for everyone to be satisfied! 😄
DeleteDubrovnik surely could be one of those destinations, together with French riviera etc? But balkan will keep balkaning
DeleteWho the he'll spends 500
Delete@11:40
DeleteThere is also Capri in Italy, Ibiza, Mikonos and Santorini, the Caribbean etc.
Bravo Hrvatska!
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