Fancy Lapland? Direct connections from Bergamo to Rovaniemi begin Oct. 27
When one thinks of the Christmas season, and especially of Santa Claus, Lapland cannot fail to come to mind. From this year [...]
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When you think of the Christmas season, and especially of Santa Claus, cannot help but come to mind the Lapland. Starting this year, the quintessential Christmas country-with its snowy forests, huskies, reindeer and hotels made of ice-is closer to Italy: starting from Sunday, Oct. 27 connections between the Milan-Bergamo airport and that of Rovaniemi.
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The following are provided 3 weekly frequencies, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday: on Sunday, takeoff from Bergamo is scheduled at 4:00 p.m., while arrival in Rovaniemi is scheduled for 8:50 p.m.; on Tuesday, however, departure from BGY will be at 3:35 p.m. and arrival in Lapland at 8:25 p.m.; finally, on Thursday, departure from 'Orio al Serio' will be at 3:55 p.m. and arrival in 'Santa Claus Land' at 8:45 p.m.
"Christmas has come early for our Italian customers with the launch of Ryanair's Winter 2024 operating to Lapland, offering three flights a week to/from Milan Bergamo starting Sunday, October 27. Lapland is every child's dream (big and small) with magical experiences that you and your family will remember forever, including miles of glistening snow, reindeer and husky excursions, snowball fights, the Northern Lights, adventures in Christmas theme parks and, of course, a special visit to Santa Claus himself and his merry team of elves. It's never too early to start planning for Christmas, especially when it means getting ahead to secure the best available fares: visit Ryanair.com today and book your once-in-a-lifetime trip to Lapland this winter," commented Fabrizio Francioni, Ryanair's Head of Communications Italy.
Prices for flights (already booked) to and from the Lapland region start from €116,83 to travel roundtrip with the cheapest fare (which includes only one carry-on bag to be stored under the seat).
The aircraft used will, of course, be the Boeing 737: Ryanair has a total of 318 in its fleet, 111 of which are in the 'MAX 8' version and have an average age of 1.9 years.
