Travel Weekly: EasyJet Holidays Offers City Breaks in Istanbul

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EasyJet holidays is now offering package trips to Istanbul, with the Turkish city recently added to the airline's network from Manchester.

The budget airline has included Istanbul as its 156th airport in their network. They will operate flights twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays, starting from June 9th. The fares will begin at £51.99 for one way travel.

EasyJet vacations are presently providing opportunities for urban vacationers, with each holiday offering a baggage allowance of 23kg per individual, in addition to flights and lodging. The rates commence at £333 per individual, and encompasses a variety of thirteen different hotels to choose from.

Kelly Walker, the person in charge of distribution, expressed her excitement about the recent addition of a brand-new location to our collection.

Istanbul is an amazing place, full of endless possibilities for sightseeing and activities. Therefore, I am positive that our colleagues in the travel industry and our shared clients residing in the northern region will share in our enthusiasm for this destination.

Ali Gayward, the UK country manager for EasyJet, expressed her happiness about the inclusion of Istanbul in the airline's network. It is an exciting new destination for EasyJet passengers to travel to.

Although there have been devastating earthquakes in other areas, we are grateful that our region has not been impacted. However, we are still accepting contributions during our flights to support UNICEF's urgent fundraising campaign.

We express our gratitude towards all our patrons who have already made a contribution to support UNICEF and the relief work in the earthquake-affected areas of Turkey and Syria. They have been extremely generous and kind in raising a sum of £400,000 for this cause. This financial aid will go a long way in helping the volunteers of UNICEF to provide essential aid and assistance to the affected families and children in the region.

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