TUI, the world’s largest tour operator, has announced two new direct flight routes to Scandinavian Mountains Airport—serving Sweden’s Sälen and Norway’s Trysil ski resorts—from Brussels and Düsseldorf, starting December 20, 2025. Flights will operate every Saturday throughout the winter season.
This expansion aims to make it easier for travellers from Belgium, Germany, and neighbouring areas to access Scandinavia’s premier winter destinations. The move is part of a broader strategy, with TUI increasing its total weekly flights to the region to four, including departures from the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.
Scandinavian Mountains Airport anticipates a record-breaking winter season, driven by growing interest and supported by direct flights from TUI, SAS, easyJet, and other partners.
This post was published on 30 May 2025 00:02
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