WOW! Ryanair will fly to Georgia! New route to Tbilisi!
New route to/ from Georgia!
Ryanair is expanding its route network to Georgia! The budget airline has launched a new route between Tbilisi and Milan Bergamo! Tickets are already on sale!
Flights to this new station will commence on the 6th November and will be operated 4 times per week, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
With its typical stone houses built around vine-draped winding courtyards, Tbilisi offers a unique Mediterranean atmosphere contaminated with ancient eastern decadence. But Tbilisi is also the “taste capital” of Georgia. Don’t miss out honey and cheese delicatessen and be sure to taste cognac and grappa, so widespread in the city!
This scenic country offers many opportunities for active exploration. The village of Ushguli is recognised as the highest settlement in Europe, set at an altitude of 2,410 metres (7,910 ft) above sea level. It is guarded by snow-capped Mount Shkhara, the highest point in Georgia (5,068 meters / 16,627 ft).
Photo Credit: Fotokon, Shutterstock.com
To know more go to Destination Fly4free: Georgia and start planning your trip with Lonely Planet’s travel guides
New route:
✈ Milan Bergamo – Tbilisi – Milan Bergamo (4x weekly)
Baggage policy:
Priority Boarding passengers: 2 free carry-on bags (1 cabin bag 55 × 40 × 20 cm, up to 10 kg plus 1 small bag (40 x 20 x 25 cm)
Non-priority passengers: 1 small carry-on bag (40 x 20 x 25 cm)
Sample booking:
Milan Bergamo – Tbilisi – Milan Bergamo >>
Accommodation:
In Tbilisi you can stay at 4* Iveria Inn Hotel with great reviews. The hotel offers air conditioned rooms with satellite TV and minibar, as well as an ensuite bathroom with free toiletries, slippers, and a hairdryer.
H/T: Kashpir from Fly4free.pl forum
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