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Boundless Skies: Bulgarian Airports will Embrace the Schengen Integration with Inaugural Flights on March 31

As the clock strikes 00:20 on March 31, a significant milestone unfolds at Sofia Airport, marking Bulgaria's entry into the Schengen area by air. The inaugural Schengen flight from Naples, operated by a low-cost airline, will touch down on Sunday, symbolizing a new era of borderless travel for the nation.

Wizz Air Resumes Its Flights On The Route Sofia - Tel Aviv

Wizz Air, the fastest growing airline in Europe and the most environmentally sustainable in the world*, today announced that it is resuming its flights on the route Sofia - Tel Aviv from 1 March 2024. Flights from 5 other routes to the Israeli city will also be restored destinations from the Wizz Air network: Budapest, Bucharest, London, Krakow and Rome.

The most popular holiday destinations for Greeks this fall

Greek travelers are turning to European destinations off the usual list but more affordable, as shown by the air booking data for the upcoming national holiday on October 28.

Aegean Airlines has increased its number of available seats by between 18% and 20% on the international and domestic networks.

Arda’s Transfer to Real Madrid Leaves Turkish Fans Bitter-Sweet

Arda Guler, a young Turkish football star, was welcomed by press, fans and team administrators in Madrid on Friday after Spain's Real Madrid and Turkey's Fenerbahce football clubs finally agreed on the highest transfer fee - 30 million euros - ever paid for a Turkish player on Thursday.

"Many clubs wanted me, but when Real Madrid want you, it's over," Arda said in Madrid on Friday.

Poles Protest Abortion Ban as Survey Shows Three-Quarters in Favour of Repealing

The 'Not one more' protests took place in cities and towns across Poland, such as this one in Krakow, on 07 November 2021. EPA-EFE/LUKASZ GAGULSKI A protestor holds a placard with the message "We will not be a parent to baptize and bury" during the protests against the abortion law in Wroclaw, south-west Poland, 06 November 2011.

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