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30 Hours in Poznań, Poland: A Perfect Weekend Itinerary
If you’re looking for a short, inexpensive yet fulfilling European city break, Poznań, Poland, is an excellent choice. With its blend of history, culture, and fantastic food, it’s perfect for a 30-hour getaway. Here’s our ideal itinerary for making the most of your time.
Getting to Poznań
Take the first flight out of Luton on Saturday morning and arrive in Poznań bright and early. From Poznań-Ławica Airport, you have several transport options to the city centre. The easiest and most budget-friendly option is the public bus. Take bus number 159, which will get you to the main train station in about 25 minutes. Here, you can hop on tram 6 or 18 for a direct route into the Old Town. If you prefer a more comfortable and quicker ride, taxis and rideshares like Uber are readily available.
Where to Stay in Poznań
We enjoyed a comfortable and well-located stay at Dom Prestige Suites. It is an excellent choice, situated close to the Old Town. As well as being very affordable this hotel offers spacious and clean rooms. We particularly enjoyed the varied breakfast buffet, offering a selection of hot and cold dishes, including fresh pastries, pancakes, eggs, meats, and cheeses.
Morning: Poznań Walking Tour with Walkative!
We started our trip by joining a walking tour with Walkative!—a fantastic way to get an introduction to Poznań. Tours run at 10:45 AM , departing from Freedom Square (Plac Wolności). It is an easy walk and the tour covers key sights, including:
- Freedom Square – A historic site symbolizing Poland’s fight for independence.
- Royal Castle – Once home to Polish kings, now a museum and cultural centre, where you can get great views of the city from the top of the tower.
- Poznań Basilica – The oldest cathedral in Poland, with stunning Gothic architecture.
- Old Town Square – The heart of Poznań, featuring colorful merchant houses, bustling cafes, souvenir shops and a variety of restaurants.
- Goats at the Town Hall Clock Tower – At 12:00 PM and 3PM, don’ t miss the famous mechanical goats butting heads above the clock tower—a quirky tradition dating back to the 16th century. Legend has it that a cook burned a feast prepared for the mayor and, in desperation, stole two goats. They escaped to the clock tower, where they began fighting, amusing the towns people so much that they became a permanent fixture of the clock.
Lunch: Pierogi at Pierozak
After working up an appetite, we headed to Pierozak, a popular spot freshly making and serving delicious pierogi (Polish dumplings). Choose from a variety of savory and sweet fillings, such as traditional potato and cheese, duck or chicken. Alternatively opt for a sweet option like cherry or raspberry with sour cream.
Afternoon: St. Martin’s Croissant Museum
No visit to Poznań is complete without experiencing the St. Martin’s Croissant Museum. This interactive demonstration showcases the history and art of making the famous St. Martin’s Croissant (Rogal świętomarciński), a sweet, buttery pastry filled with white poppy seeds and nuts. This croissant has protected regional status and at the end you get some to try!
Explore Stary Browar
Mod afternoon we walked to Stary Browar, a unique cultural and shopping complex housed in a former brewery. This architectural masterpiece combines shopping, art exhibitions, and dining, making it an excellent spot for a mid-afternoon visit.
Evening: Drinks & Dinner at Bamberka
Return to the Old Town Square and enjoy a pre-dinner drink in or outside, one of the many cozy bars. Next, we headed to Restaurant Bamberka, a historic eatery specializing in traditional Polish cuisine. Located in a charming old building in the square, Bamberka serves classics like żurek (sour rye soup), pork with red cabbage, and chicken roulade.
Sunday Morning: Cathedral Island & Śródka District
We woke up early for breakfast and then enjoyed a peaceful morning walk through Poznan to Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski), home to Poland’s first cathedral. Don’t miss the Archaeological Museum, which is free on Sundays and provides fascinating insights into the city’s early history.
Stop for a coffee at Dynx, a trendy café known for its great brews and cozy atmosphere. Just across the river we visited Śródka District, famous for its stunning 3D mural, which depicts a scene from the neighborhood’s past and is a great photo opportunity.
Lunch: Polish Milk Bar Experience
We walked back into the main city and before heading to the airport, visited Pod Arkadami a classic Polish milk bar (bar mleczny). These traditional eateries serve very affordable, home-cooked Polish food. We enjoyed schabowy (breaded pork cutlet) with mash potato and coleslaw.
Departure
After lunch, catch a bus back to the airport for your late afternoon flight, wrapping up a fantastic 30-hour adventure in Poznań.
Are you looking for other city break ideas? Read our posts on Prague, Bruges and Athens. Alternatively Check our other blog posts!
April 9, 2025
What to do This Month – March 2025
Looking for what to do next month? A holiday, a daytrip or an evening out? March is packed with plenty of celebrations including St. David’s Day, Pancake Day, Mothers Day, International Women’s Day and St. Patricks Day. Read on for suggestions on how to celebrate these events, along with other ideas on how to make the most of this month. Spring is on the way, the daffodils are making an appearance, lets get out and about and enjoy the month of March!
Read on for weekend, day trip and evening out ideas. Remember ‘There is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing’.

St David’s Day
1st March 2025
St David is the Patron saint of Wales. Visit wales has information on where there are events going on. For a little bit of fun bring out your inner Welsh and try one of these random acts of Welshness which they have published on their website.

Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day)
4th March 2025
In the UK, Shrove Tuesday is celebrated by making and eating pancakes, often served with sugar and lemon or other toppings. Many towns also hold pancake races, where participants run while flipping pancakes in a frying pan, a tradition believed to date back to the 15th century.
Making your own pancakes? Here are some great ideas.
MAybe you would rather enjoy pancakes out and about. There are plenty of options but there us a cafe in Durham I am looking forward to returning to to try their pancakes – the look amazing. Check out the Riverview Kitchen here!
A couple of UK Pancake day Events
Every Shrove Tuesday, Olney Pancake Race sees local women, dressed as ‘traditional housewives’, race through the town, with their frying pans and pancakes
Played annually, every Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, is Ashbourne’s Royal Shrovetide Football game. Forget 90 minutes, this football match is played over two eight-hour periods with very few rules. And goals are placed three miles apart!
Lichfield boasts an annual Shrovetide Fair

International Women’s Day
8th March 2025
This years theme is ‘Accelerate Action for Gender Equality’. More information on this can be found here.
There are a number of events going on around the country and some London specific ones can be found on Secret London website.

St Patrick’s Day
17th March 2025
St. Patrick’s Day, celebrated on March 17, honors Ireland’s patron saint and is marked with parades, festivals, and the wearing of green. It is widely observed in Ireland and around the world! There are parades throughout the world. Details of parades in Britain, along with more information can be found here.
Not intending going out? Why not celebrate the day with a traditional dinner of Irish stew and soda bread. Don’t forget to washing it down with a pint of Guinness! Recipes and more Irish food ideas can be found here.

Mothers Day
30th March 2025
Looking for ideas around London then click here
Looking for a day out? How about a visit to an English Heritage site!
Take a day trip to Cambridge, Stratford on Avon, York, St. Albans or one of the many other great towns or cities for a day out.
Take a walk in the park, visit the woods, walk along a river or take a trip to the beach.

The Six Nations Rugby Continues
The Six Nations Rugby gets into full swing this month. More information can be found here. If you haven’t got tickets, what better way to spend a winter Saturday afternoon than at home or in the local pub, watching the match!

Crufts
Crufts is the world’s largest dog show, featuring over 200 breeds and various competitions such as agility, obedience, and flyball. In 2025, it will be held from March 6 to 9 at the NEC in Birmingham, with the Best in Show final taking place on Sunday, March 9.

London Brick Festival (Lego)
Interested in all things Lego? The London brick festival takes place on the 9th March at the Royal National Hotel

Glasgow International Comedy Festival
For more details on this international comedy festival click here

Swansea Street Food Festival
29th March – 1st Apr
Looking for food, entertainment and family fun? Check out this years event here!

Where to find the best Spring Blossoms
March is a great month with many blossoms coming into bloom. Check out the National Trust website for suggestions of the best places to visit !

Manchester Marathon
29th March 2025
For more information on the Manchester Marathon click here

What to do next Month – Visit a Museum
Visit a Museum – This months theme is History!
Tank Museum
The Tank Museum in Bovington, UK, houses over 300 armored vehicles and offers exhibits on the history of tank warfare, with tickets priced around £15–£20 for adults and discounts for children and families. Visitors can experience interactive displays, live tank demonstrations, and see rare tanks like the running Tiger 131.
Imperial War Museum
The Imperial War Museum in London offers free general admission, with special exhibitions priced around £10–£20, showcasing the history of conflict from World War I to today. Visitors can explore artifacts like a Spitfire, a V2 rocket, and immersive wartime exhibits.
National Coal mining museum
The National Coal Mining Museum in Wakefield offers free admission and provides a deep dive into Britain’s coal mining history, with optional underground tours costing around £5. Visitors can explore original mine shafts, interactive exhibits, and historic machinery to experience the life of a miner.
Transport Museum
The Coventry Transport Museum offers free general admission and showcases the UK’s largest collection of historic road transport, with special exhibitions costing around £10–£15. Visitors can see iconic vehicles, including the world’s fastest car, vintage bicycles, and classic British cars
Bletchley Park
Bletchley Park, the historic World War II codebreaking site, offers admission for around £25 for adults, with discounts for children and families. Visitors can explore the famous Enigma machines, interactive exhibits, and the stories of the codebreakers who helped shorten the war.

What to do next month – Weekend and Day trip ideas
Why not try a free walking trail? Download Birmingham Museums Tolkien trail leaflet here
If you fancy a city walk then download this Chester City Walls leaflet, which was originally downloaded from visitchester.
Take a trip to the beach.
With the Street Food Festival being on in Swansea at the end of the month then why not make a weekend out of it and combine it with a trip to the mumbles. Nestled along the picturesque coastline of Swansea Bay, The Mumbles marks the beginning of the Gower Peninsula’s coastline. It is a well-loved area of Swansea, as well as being a charming seaside village.
A stroll along the promenade offers great views of the bay, along with quaint boutique shops, and cozy cafés. You can also explore the lighthouse and enjoy the beach. Visitors can explore the iconic Mumbles Lighthouse, perched on its rocky outcrop, or take in the stunning sunsets from the nearby cliffside. With its mix of sandy beaches, historic landmarks, and a lively food scene—don’t miss the legendary Joe’s Ice Cream! The Mumbles is an ideal escape for those craving coastal tranquility and a taste of Welsh heritage.
If you are staying in Wales longer then consider a trip to Cardiff or work your way further along the coast line to the beautiful Tenby.

What to do next month – Consider Booking Your Next Holiday or Weekend Break
There is still time to book a last minute Easter break! Spring is on its way in Europe, so for some spring warmth consider a sightseeing trip to Greece, Italy or Croatia, where the temperature is more manageable than in the summer for walking around and enjoying walks, towns and historic cities. Check out our posts on Zadar, Split, Mykonos, Santorini and Cinque Terre for some inspiration.
January 31, 2025
What to do this Month – February 2025
Looking for what to do this weekend or later this month? February is here, with Valentine’s Day, Chinese New Year and of course February Half Term. Nature is waking up, so look out for snowdrops and other signs that spring is well and truly on the way!
Read on for weekend, day trip and evening out ideas. Remember ‘There is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing’.

Valentine’s Day
14th Feb 2025
Continue reading trough the post for some great ideas of days out and activities which would be great for Valentine’s day.
If your looking for a place to eat then check out some of the deals below, the list will be updated regularly
Enjoy a steak then try out the Valentine’s menu at Miller and Carter or Ember Inns.
If pizza is your thing then try the Valentine’s menu at Ask.
More ideas will be added as the Valentine’s menus are released.
Alternatively, stay in and get yourself a supermarket Valentine’s Day meal deal. Details can be found here.

Chinese New Year
29th Jan 2025 with most celebrations the first weekend in February.
Chinese New Year (Year of the Snake)is on 29th January 2025.
London’s Chinese New Year main parade will take place on the 2nd of February 2025. There are other events that weekend and details can be found here.
Other UK cities with Chinese New Year Parades include Liverpool, Southampton, Manchester, Newcastle, Birmingham and Edinburgh

Snow Drops
February is snow drop season. Check out these places to see the most beautiful of displays. Many would make ideal daytrips for February half term.
The National Trust suggests visiting these properties for the best displays, With it being half term The National Trust have many activities on for kids which are great if you are a member, as it cuts down the cost.
RHS makes these suggestions
Checkout your local woodland and you bound to find the a snowdrop or two! Heartwood Forest near St.Albans has an easy to follow map, enabling you to explore the forest. This is a free option as are many of the UK’s woodlands!

National Pizza Day
9th Feb 2025
Valentine’s day is not for you? Don’t worry it’s National Pizza day so besure to make the most of it. Time for a trip to pizza express, Franco Manca, Zizzis or Prezzo. Look out for special offers nearer the time!
Recommendations for great pizza from our uk travels include Stable Pizza who have 8 branches country wide, mainly towards the South West. Our experience in Cardiff was delicious pizza, great beer and cider with a fabulous atmosphere and a great night out. For other Cardiff ideas, check out our blog post on 5 Great Reasons to Visit Cardiff.
Another great pizza place is Dough, who have 2 branches in Bath. Their varied and different toppings on their specials were a joy to the taste buds! However, if you are a traditional pizza eater you can get those too!
If you happen to be on a day trip to Bruges then to not miss Otomat Pizza. They have 5 locations in Belgium including Ghent and Antwerp. Amazing pizzas and amazing toppings all washed down with a Belgian Beer. Perfection! For other ideas of activities in Bruges see our blog post 10 great reasons to visit Bruges as well as Chocolate.
Alternatively, enjoy an evening in with a takeaway or home cooked pizza! Pizza day is for everyone!

Six Nations Rugby
The Six Nations Rugby gets into full swing this month. More information can be found here. If you haven’t got tickets, what better way to spend a winter Saturday afternoon than at home or in the local pub, watching the match!

Kew Gardens Orchid Festival
1st Feb – 2nd Mar 2025
Enjoy a winters day at Kew Gardens and visit the Princess of Wales glasshouse to view the spectacular orchids. More details and ticket information here.

Battersea Winter Lights
Thu 23rd Jan – Sun 23rd Feb – FREE
The free-to-attend festival will showcase eight dazzling light art installations both inside and outside the iconic London building, created by British and international artists. Read our latest blog post on Battersea Power Station here!

National Parks Dark Skies Festival
National Parks remain some of the darkest places in Great Britain and they celebrate our star-studded skies at Festivals throughout autumn and winter. Check out the Dark Skies Festival website for more details on the February dates in the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors, South Downs and Welsh National parks activities

Fort William Mountain Festival
The 2025 Festival is packed with outdoor guided events, speakers and films. More information about the Fort William Mountain Festival can be found here.

Jorvik Viking Festival – York
17th – 23rd Feb 2025
With living history encampments, workshops, tours, traditional crafts, feasts, family events, evening entertainment and dramatic combat performances, this event is organised by the Jorvik Centre. More details can be found here.
If you are visiting York for the weekend or are looking for other York activities, then read our latest York post.

Wakefield Rhubarb Festival
21st – 23rd Feb 2025
For something a little different why not enjoy a weekend in Wakefield at the Rhubarb Festival.

What to do next Month – Visit a Museum
Visit a Museum Love is in the air and it’s starry eyed February, so this month’s Museum theme is stars and planets. A museum visit is also a great February half term activity!
Science Museum
Throughout the ages people have studied and watched the skies. The Science Museum has a huge astronomy collection spanning from the 10th century. The science museum books up quickly so be sure to get your free ticket online.
Greenwich Observatory
At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, you can stand astride the Prime Meridian line, explore the historic Flamsteed House, and view the Great Equatorial Telescope. Don’t miss the interactive exhibits on timekeeping, navigation, and astronomy, as well as the daily drop of the iconic Time Ball. Book a show at the Planetarium to add to your visit. Ticket prices for all activities are on the websites
Winchester Science Centre
Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium is an interactive science and discovery center located near Winchester. It also boasts a state-of-the-art planetarium, offering immersive shows about space, astronomy, and the natural world. For further information, tickets and booking check their website.
Glasgow Science Centre
Glasgow Science Centre offers an array of space-themed experiences, including its cutting-edge planetarium, where you can explore stars, planets, and the wider cosmos through immersive shows. It also features interactive exhibits and activities that delve into the mysteries of astronomy and space exploration, making it a hub for stargazers and science enthusiasts. More information is available here.
Jodrell Bank
Visiting Jodrell Bank offers a chance to marvel at the impressive Lovell Telescope, one of the world’s largest radio telescopes, and learn about groundbreaking discoveries in astronomy. Its interactive exhibits, beautiful gardens, and engaging events make it a grear family destination. Find out more about tickets and visits here.

What to do next month – Weekend and Day trip ideas
Natures Calendar (RSPB) – Looking for outside ideas with or without the kids, then check out the RSPB website for the changes in nature to look out for during February
Take a trip to the beach. A winter visit to the beach is always a great option for a day trip at February half term. Brighton is perfect as even if it is a little chilly then there are alternative activities and places to warm up. The city and its beach offer a serene charm in winter, with more peaceful strolls along the pebble shore. After a coastal stroll, visit to the pier and of course fish and chips, the city’s vibrant cultural scene thrives year-round, so include a shopping trip to the Lanes, and on to the city centre. Alternatively check out the sea life centre, spend time in the arcades on the pier or take a trip to the Royal Pavilion.
Embrace the weather and go on a winter walk! Another great idea for February half term! In February nature starts to wake up and we are moving ever closer to spring. Why not step outside and enjoy looking for signs of a change of season.
This months recommended walks come from the Wildlife Trust. They have a section of walks around the country.

What to do next month – Consider Booking Your Next Holiday or Weekend Break
Have you planned your Easter Travels. With school holidays lasting 2 weeks, if you have kids this is often a slightly cheaper time to travel long haul than during the summer holidays. Consider Florida as the temperatures are less humid that the summer Months. Combine a skiing trip to the Canada with the spring weather of Vancouver. Easter is around peak season in Thailand, so consider this if you are wanting to avoid the wetter summer.
Closer to home, Europe and its resorts are waking up, its campsites are beginning to come to life and spring is definitely in the air. Read our posts on Verona, Italy and Side, Turkey which have been amongst our favourite destinations for an Easter break.
Look for holidays further on in the year, or even into early next year if you want to grab the best bargains. More ideas coming next month!
January 16, 2025
What to do this Weekend – This Months Top Picks and Tips – January 2025
Looking for ideas on what to do this weekend? Planning to maximize your daytrips or make the most of your annual leave? Look no further than this regularly updated blog, packed with picks and tips for fun day trips, a weekend break, or longer holidays. Discover insider tips on snagging the best travel deals, clever money-saving hacks, not to mention up-to-date sale dates for all things travel-related. Whether you’re looking for inspiration or practical advice, we’ve got you covered!

Battersea Winter Lights
Thu 23rd Jan – Sun 23rd Feb – FREE
The free-to-attend festival will showcase eight dazzling light art installations both inside and outside the iconic London building, created by British and international artists.

Canary Wharf Winter Lights
Tue 21st Jan – Sat – 1st Feb
The Canary Wharf winter light trail will take you on a journey through 12 spectacular temporary installations, as well as the ever-popular permanent light artworks.

Winter Lights at Southbank Centre London
Wed 8th Jan – Sun 2 Feb 2025 – FREE
Over the dark winter nights, the site is illuminated by outdoor artworks that play with light and colour – explore to discover them all.
More information at the Southbank centre website

Bristol Light Festival
Tues 21st Jan – Sun 9th Feb – FREE
Bristol Light Festival is set to return to Bristol for 10 days of dazzling light-based artworks to brighten up the darkest nights.
More information can be found here

Burns Night – 25th Jan
Burns Night, celebrated on the 25th of January, honors the life and works of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. Many restaurants as well as bars now offer special Burns Night menus or host events featuring traditional Scottish fare and entertainment. A quick online search can help you find a Burns Night Supper near you.
Looking to save money? Firstly, pick up a haggis from your local supermarket and then invite friends over, and host your own Burns Night celebration. Check out this guide from Visit Scotland for creative ideas to make the evening unforgettable.
Not in the mood to host? Use this festive occasion as the perfect excuse for an evening walk before a couple of whiskies at your favorite local pub!

Hogwarts in the Snow
Until 19th Jan 2025
The annual Hogwarts in the Snow exhibition runs until the 19th January 2025 at the Warner Brother Studios in London.
More information at the Warner Brothers studio tour website.

What to do this Weekend – Visit a Museum
Visit a Museum January is not always the best time of year to be outside, so if you are wondering what to do this weekend there are some great museum options, including the chance to combine one with a european weekend break. This month’s museum theme is STEM. Remember many museums are free!
Science Museum
The Science Museum in London showcases cutting-edge technology, scientific achievements, and interactive exhibits, including the iconic Apollo 10 command module and Wonderlab gallery. Best of all entry is FREE
Techniquest
Techniquest in Cardiff is Wales’ premier science discovery centre featuring over 100 interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and live science demonstrations designed to inspire curiosity and learning in visitors of all ages. Entry is £13 for adults and £11 for children.
Railway Museum
The National Railway Museum in York is a captivating museum celebrating the history of rail transport, featuring iconic locomotives, interactive exhibits, and the world’s largest collection of railway artifacts. Entry is FREE, but it is worth booking in advance. For more ideas (mainly free), read our latest post on York.
National Space centre
The National Space Centre in Leicester is an interactive museum dedicated to space exploration, featuring exhibits on space science, satellites, and rockets, as well as the UK’s largest planetarium. Book online and prices a £20.95 for adults and £19.95 for children.
CERN Geneva
Fancy a science weekend away, them try CERN in Switzerland, the world’s largest particle physics laboratory and home to the Large Hadron Collider. A visit to CERN is free, but check the website for details on guided tours. Flights to Geneva are reasonable and there is a decent youth hostel near the centre of town. If you stay in the city accommodation then public transport is free. Driving from the UK is also an option and you could combine it with the European Space Centre near Brussels. Read more in our Science, Chocolate and Mountains post.

What to do this Weekend and Day trip ideas
Visit a city and discover something new! A great way to do this is to use one of these treasure trails. They cost £9.99 and there are clues to solve along the route. They are available for many cities and are suitable both with and without kids.
Take a trip to the beach. If you are stuck for what to do this weekend then what better way to blow away the cobwebs and get rid of the Christmas calories than to take a walk by the sea. While options in the UK are endless, but this month’s recommendation is Whitstable, a charming seaside town in Kent. It is renowned for its fresh oysters, vibrant arts scene, and picturesque harbour. Enjoy fish and chips by the sea at our favourite place the lobster shack. With amazing beach views and lots of outdoor seating, the Lobster Shack is the perfect destination for seafood and a pint of local beer or a glass of local wine. The cosy log burner undoubtedly makes the restaurant suitable for all weathers! Please note that it is closed until January 17th
Embrace the weather and go on a winter walk! Winter may make it tough to find the motivation to step outdoors, but a refreshing walk can work wonders for both your mind and body. To make the most of your day, why not pair your stroll with a visit to a cozy local pub for a pint or a hearty lunch?
This month, we’re spotlighting recommended winter walks curated by the Brakspear pub group. Their suggestions feature picturesque routes that conveniently start and end at their welcoming pubs. You can easily download their app or print out your chosen walk to get started.
Brakspear Pubs – wrap up warm, lace up your walking boots, and discover the beauty of winter walking – with the added bonus of a rewarding pit stop along the way! Follow this link to explore their walks and app.

What to do this Weekend – Consider Booking Your Next Holiday or Weekend Break
February half term is still one of the cheaper holidays to travel, so if you have nothing booked then it worth a look with the number of sales and offers around at the moment. Check travel agents such as TUI and Jet2 for last minute deals.
Use the budget airlines and then book your own accommodation through booking.com or Airbnb. Read this post for 5 great ideas for February half term travel, be that for a long weekend break or the entire week.
Look for holidays further on in the year, or even into early next year if you want to grab the best bargains. More ideas coming next month!

What to do this Weekend – Check Flight and Travel Sales
Stuck inside and wondering what to do this weekend? Start planning your next weekend break or longer trip. Check out these travel deals!
Book your next trip or weekend break with trainline – 50% sale from 15th January
Up to 20% off flights and £400 off Easyjet holidays. This promotion covers travel between January 6 and December 14, 2025
The British Airways, January sale is live until 28th January
Ryanair big summer sale. Bookings must be made by January 31, 2025, for travel between April 1 and October 31, 2025.
Emirates Global Sale
Emirates is offering special fares to destinations worldwide. Bookings must be made by January 20, 2025, for travel between January 15 and November 30, 2025.
Qatar Airways Travel Festival
Qatar Airways is offering discounts on flights to various destinations, along with special offers on group bookings. The promotion runs until January 25, 2025, with travel valid until December 10, 2025.
Lufthansa Winter Special
Lufthansa is offering discounted fares to select European destinations. Bookings must be made by January 31, 2025, for travel between February 1 and March 31, 2025.
Singapore Airlines New Year Sale
Singapore Airlines is offering discounted fares to various destinations across Asia and Australia. The sale is valid for bookings made by January 31, 2025, with travel periods varying by destination.
January 8, 2025