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TUI expands partnership with Ryanair, boosting package holidays from Torp, Norway

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TUI is strengthening its cooperation with Ryanair in Norway, significantly expanding the range of package holidays available from Torp Sandefjord Airport. The move supports TUI’s strategy to grow package holidays with scheduled flights, offering travellers greater flexibility and choice.

Through the expanded partnership, Norwegian customers can now book TUI package holidays combining Ryanair flights with accommodation to destinations including Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Latvia and Poland. Newly added routes from Torp include Bergamo and Pisa in Italy, Gdansk and Krakow in Poland, and Riga in Latvia, broadening options for both classic leisure trips and affordable city breaks.

According to TUI Norway, demand for flexible, tailor-made package holidays continues to grow, particularly among travellers seeking budget-friendly city experiences or short breaks focused on culture, food and wine. The Ryanair cooperation allows customers to mix and match flights and hotels, selecting airlines, departure times and trip duration to suit their needs.

With the additional routes from Torp, TUI is further strengthening its European city and holiday destination offering for the Norwegian market, reinforcing its focus on flexibility, affordability and customer choice.

This post was published on 22 January 2026 22:33

André Orban

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