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LONDON – Wizz Air (W6) has announced two new routes from Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) to Casablanca and Sharm El Sheikh.
These two new connections enrich an already substantial network for the carrier. After Alexandria of Egypt, the route launched last year from Malpensa, the connection with Sharm El Sheikh is set to begin from June 12 with a bi-weekly frequency (Tuesday and Saturday).
The route to Casablanca will operate the first flight on June 25 with a three-weekly frequency (Monday, Wednesday, Friday).
Wizz Air HA-LVB Airbus A321Neo. Photo: Daniel Gorun/Airways
A Continuous Expansion in Italy
In addition to having expanded its network to MXP, the airline also introduced new routes at Bari International Airport (BRI). W6 opened its base at BRI on March 27 with 17 destinations. In total, eight new routes will start from the Apulian capital from July 1.
Four Seasons to open resort in southern Italy
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Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and real estate firm Omnam Group has announced plans for a brand-new resort in Puglia, the stunning coastal region of southern Italy.
Located on a pristine beachfront property, the upcoming Four Seasons property in Puglia will be comprised of 150 rooms and suites. The exclusive seaside location will offer guests views of the Adriatic Sea and direct beach access, along with easy accessibility to the nearby historic town of Ostuni and countless other attractions in the region.
“As we grow as a brand, our focus is on opening hotels in the world’s best travel destinations, and in markets where we can introduce an elevated luxury experience. In Puglia, we are achieving both of these goals, and this is the perfect project to expand our presence in Italy with our partners at Omnam Investment Group, led by David Zisser,” says John Davison, president an