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Croatia Arilines to begin direct flights to Athens and Venice from Dubrovnik

19. October 2010. | 08:15

Source: Croatian Times

Croatia Airlines will start offering direct flights from Dubrovnik to Athens and Venice with ticket sales starting November 1st.

Croatia Airlines will start offering direct flights from Dubrovnik to Athens and Venice with ticket sales starting November 1st.

There will be flights to Venice twice a week and three times a week to Athens, the daily newspaper Slobodna Dalmacija writes.

Dubrovnik airport also strengthened its ties with London at the end of the week, with British Airways offering flights during the winter. BA will offer London-Dubrovnik connections for four weeks this season.

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