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EditorialThe economy in the Baltic region has been rapidly expanding, and will continue do so in the years to come. One driving force in this development has been the growing economic integration between the Baltic States and their Nordic neighbors. Markets in the Nordic region, for automobiles, washing powder, or banking services, are increasingly seen as constituting one single market. When talking about the Baltic region, one should not forget the Russian enclave Kaliningrad, a fast growing city that is increasingly successful in attracting not only Russian but also foreign investments. Integration of markets cannot proceed without a tightly meshed and efficient transport network. And in this respect, airBaltic has been playing an important role.
More flights within Baltics
airBaltic has upped the number of flights it is offering yet again, this time with increased frequencies on workdays from Riga to Vilnius (4 times daily, one way tickets from 26 LVL), Tallinn (6 times daily, one way tickets from 32 LVL) and Liepaja (5 times daily, one way tickets from 12.70 LVL), offering convenient connections to no fewer than 47 destinations from Riga airport (Internet fare; all taxes included in all prices quoted).
Frequent fliers can turn up the volume
If you’re a regular traveller within the Baltic countries, Scandinavia and Finland, airBaltic’s Volume tickets could make sense.
Baltic Pass makes summer sense
Many people visiting Riga, Liepaja and Vilnius with airBaltic want to travel to other regional destinations. By taking advantage of Baltic Pass, that’s precisely what they can do, and at a very attractive price, too. Baltic Pass provides airline tickets with open travel dates for a fixed price of 35 EUR per one way ticket (plus applicable airport taxes and travel agency service fee).
New payment service in LithuaniaNow it’s possible for Lithuanian customers to purchase tickets on the airBaltic website even if they don’t have a credit card.
Cars and hotels online
Passengers buying flight tickets via airBaltic.com can now rent a car not only in Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn and Kiev, but also in Liepaja, Ventspils, Palanga, Simferopol, Barcelona and Copenhagen, and all at very reasonable rates.
Sunseekers, look no further
If you're looking for summer sun, check out airBaltic's charter flights in association with Tez Tour to Antalya, Turkey and with El Santa to Bourgas, Bulgaria.
A deal that’s music to your ears
Discover the culture of Lithuania ahead of Vilnius’ role as a European capital of culture next year with airBaltic’s special Opera and Ballet package, which includes flights, transfers, 2 nights in a 4 star hotel, entrance to sauna and mini-pool, plus tickets to an opera, ballet or symphonic concert.
Anyone for golf?
The golf season in the Baltics is well underway. Keen golfers won’t want to miss the chance to hone their swings and buy an airBaltic Golf package comprising a round trip flight to Vilnius, transfers, 2 nights at the luxurious 4 star Scandic hotel located in the heart of Vilnius’ old town and 2 rounds of golf – all from 439 EUR per person (including airport taxes).
SPA holidays in Latvia
Visitors to Riga already enjoy the art, architecture and entertainment, and now they can add one of Europe’s leading spa hotels to the list of attractions – the Hotel Jurmala Spa. As the name suggests, this classy 4 star hotel is located in the famous resort next to Riga and provides countless spa treatments and facilities.
Spend EuroBonus points on spa treatments
Until 31 August come to Latvia to enjoy spa treatments at the Baltic Beach Hotel. Spend 13,500 points on a Body Wrap Oxy Amber offer, which includes Amber full body peeling. Splash out on 27,500 points for the Sunny Orange offer which includes a visit to a seawater swimming pool, and spa treatments package, and then enjoy a healthy three course meal at the hotel’s own Italian restaurant.
EuroBonus points for a movie ticket
In Lithuania EuroBonus points can be exchanged for a Forum Cinemas tickets.
Fun in the sun on airBaltic’s best beaches
Being beside the seaside is always pleasant, but the very best beaches offer something more than donkey rides and ice cream. Here’s airBaltic’s selection of the hottest spots to catch some rays this summer.
Athens - Europe’s oldest new town
The ancient Greeks really were clever. After all, who else would have had the foresight to start building Europe’s top tourist destination around 3,500 years ago? Oh yes, and apparently Plato, Socrates and Aristotle weren’t too dim, either.
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