Jet2CityBreaks Expands its Winter Offerings with Captivating City Breaks to Vibrant Bratislava and Stunning Malmo

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Jet2CityBreaks has introduced two exciting new destinations for the Winter 24/25 season, offering city and Christmas market breaks to Bratislava and festive trips to Malmo, now available for booking.

As the UK’s top operator of European city breaks, Jet2CityBreaks is responding to the growing demand from UK travelers eager to discover new cities or enjoy a festive holiday. The company has expanded its offerings with packages to the vibrant cities of Bratislava in Slovakia and Malmo in Sweden.

These additions provide even more options for customers and travel agents, granting greater flexibility and the chance to explore two new countries in the Jet2 network. City break packages to Bratislava are available from October 18, 2024, through May 19, 2025, with flights operating to Vienna Airport. Twice-weekly services (Mondays and Fridays) will depart from Manchester and Birmingham Airports, allowing travelers to fly into Vienna and quickly reach Bratislava just across the border.

For those seeking a festive adventure, Jet2CityBreaks is offering Christmas market trips to Bratislava during November and December 2024, with additional services to Vienna from nine UK airports. This includes departures from Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, London Stansted, Manchester, and Newcastle International, making it easier than ever to enjoy Bratislava’s festive charm.

Travelers to Bratislava via Vienna can choose from a selection of centrally located 4-star hotels, perfect for exploring the city’s scenic landscapes, rich culture, and historical landmarks. Bratislava, often regarded as a hidden gem along the Danube River, offers a blend of Austrian and Hungarian influences, with its museums, castles, and theaters providing a captivating cultural experience. Visitors during the Christmas season can enjoy the enchanting holiday markets, adding to the city’s festive allure.

Jet2CityBreaks is also launching trips to Malmo, Sweden, offering a magical Christmas market experience in this coastal city. From November 29 to December 23, 2024, travelers from Leeds Bradford and Newcastle International Airports can book festive getaways to Malmo, flying into Copenhagen Airport. A direct train over the iconic Oresund Bridge links Denmark and Sweden, bringing visitors straight into Malmo.

Customers can immerse themselves in Malmo’s festive spirit, with streets lit by twinkling lights and wooden stalls selling holiday treats, including local favorites like glogg and saffron buns. Visitors can also enjoy ice skating or horse-drawn carriage rides, making for a memorable winter experience.

This announcement further enhances the options for city breaks and Christmas market trips with Jet2CityBreaks this winter. In total, ten city break destinations (including Athens, Barcelona, Budapest, Krakow, Paris, Prague, Rome, Venice, and Vienna) and ten Christmas market hotspots (including Berlin, Budapest, Cologne, Copenhagen, Gdansk, and more) are available for Winter 24/25.

Jet2CityBreaks packages offer a seamless travel experience, combining accommodation options, convenient flight times with Jet2.com, ATOL protection, and included baggage allowances.

Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: “City and Christmas market breaks are continuing to grow in popularity, so we are delighted to be going on sale with two brand-new destinations for Winter 24/25. Bratislava and Malmo are fantastic destinations, and we are expecting these new city and Christmas market packages with Jet2CityBreaks to be very popular with both customers and independent travel agents.

“We are always listening and reacting to feedback from holidaymakers, and this latest expansion of our Cities and Christmas Markets programmes for this winter is just another example of that. With the addition of Malmo and Bratislava to our already huge winter programmes, customers are spoiled for choice when it comes to discovering a new city or experiencing a European Christmas market this season.”