Istanbul, Turkey is one of the greatest cities in the world. It is a reunion point linking the West and the East. It is also the only city located in two continents – Asia and Europe. As the largest and most captivating city in Turkey, it continues to attract thousands of visitors every year. For this, cheap flights to Istanbul have become obtainable.
Airfare for Istanbul is really quite expensive. This gives budget travelers a hard time in looking for alternative ways to reach Istanbul. With EasyJet and Condor, these budget airlines now offer cheap flights to Istanbul.
Istanbul was previously recognized as Byzantium and Constantinople from airports throughout Europe. With the surfacing of cheaper flights to this great city, it is definitely excellent news for persons who are eager to escape the chilly weather and long nights. Add the many ski destinations and winter resorts serviceable from the Essex airport and you’re all set to have a great time during the holidays.
Cheap flights to Istanbul is obtainable through EasyJet. It services two times a week flights to Fuenteventura. This is while its competitor, Ryanair, offers the latest flights to Spain and Norway. Another option is through Blue air which offers flights to Greece and Romania then; Turkish Airlines will travel to Istanbul.
For the inexpensive airline, Iceland Express, they offer flights from Stansted. As for Snowjet, they provide skiers with flights to the French and Swiss resorts. It is Stansted’s director, Nick Barton, who declared the latest routes. This conveniently appeared during the difficult times of the aviation business.
Ercan-Istanbul-Ercan is a popular flight route that significantly reduced their prices in the past year alone. This is as rivalry intensified among airlines for passengers. This is good news for customers searching for cheap flights to Istanbul. Cyprus Turkish Airlines presents its listed flights that start as low as 70 EUR. They also offer special promotions and standby tickets. Another option is to enter Northern Cyprus from the United Kingdom for as low as 80 GBP.
It’s possible that the latest route from EasyJet will decrease the numbers of TRNC guests and immigrant residents who utilize the Larnaca airport in Cyprus as their cheapest alternative to entering Istanbul to the north. Flights to Larnaca and then across border transfers were formerly the least expensive way for those hoping to go to North Cyprus but there are parking fees to be paid in Larcana amounting to 80 GBP. It costs more if you’ll take a taxi to and from the airport in the south. Thus, these presumed savings are actually not advisable due to the added costs.
