Norwegian continues to expand its route network and today announces new destinations for the 2024-2025 winter season, including Dubai, Agadir, and Hurghada. The new destinations will be available from both Stockholm and Gothenburg, as well as from other Nordic countries. In total, Norwegian will offer over 200 routes to 77 destinations during the upcoming winter season.
From Stockholm Arlanda, direct flights will be launched to Dubai, Agadir, and Hurghada, while from Gothenburg Landvetter, flights to Hurghada, Marrakech, and Tenerife will be introduced. Copenhagen will see new routes to Dubai, Cairo, Hurghada, Agadir, and Lanzarote. Oslo will have new flights to Dubai, Agadir, and Hurghada, and Helsinki will offer routes to Agadir, Hurghada, and Marrakech.
“It is gratifying to be able to offer a large and varied route network during the winter months – and especially exciting to launch new, interesting destinations that have been highly anticipated by our customers. We believe the new routes will be popular among Nordics who want to travel and experience destinations in warmer climates during the winter,” says Magnus Thome Maursund, Commercial Director at Norwegian.
In January, Norwegian launched the first part of the winter program, operating from the end of October to the end of March. With today’s announcement of new routes from across the Nordic region, Norwegian will fly a total of 170 routes to 76 destinations this coming winter season.
Here are Norwegian’s new routes for the upcoming winter season:
From Stockholm Arlanda:
From Gothenburg Landvetter:
New Routes from Denmark: From Copenhagen to Dubai, Cairo, Hurghada, Agadir, and Lanzarote.
New Routes from Norway: From Oslo to Dubai, Hurghada, and Agadir.
New Routes from Finland: From Helsinki to Agadir, Hurghada, and Marrakech.
For more information on departures and to book, please visit www.norwegian.com.
This post was published on 21 May 2024 22:09
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