Dodge the Tourist Traps, Conquer Two Cities for Less!

Dodge the Tourist Traps, Conquer Two Cities for Less!

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is making a victorious comeback and connecting passengers to Tel Aviv and Budapest. The airline will take passengers on a voyage that promises adventure and affordability starting 3rd June, Ryanair announced.

With Ryanair back in the game, there will be more competition, which equals cheaper prices for tourists! This is a chance to see two exciting destinations without going over the trip budget, all while avoiding the tourist traps. With that said, prepare to conquer Tel Aviv and Budapest on your terms by packing your luggage and grabbing your spirit of adventure!

Ryanair is scheduled to resume operating flights to Israel after a brief break, providing five weekly flights from Budapest to Tel Aviv. For tourists looking for a way out of the ordinary, the announcement is a ray of optimism. According to the Hungarian Conservative, multiple European bases, including Athens, Bari, Berlin, Budapest, Malta, Milan, and Paphos, will offer 40 weekly flights to Israel.

The journey back to the sky for Ryanair wasn’t without difficulties. The airline cancelled flights till November because of Ben Gurion Airport’s closure of Terminal 1 as a result of the Gaza conflict.

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Budget airlines had found refuge in Terminal 1, which was renowned for its inexpensive airport fees. The rates increased dramatically, going from $11 per person at Terminal 1 to a whopping $26 per passenger at Terminal 3, when all low-cost airlines were moved to that terminal.

Never one to back down, Ryanair insisted on being treated equally. The airline insisted on using Terminal 3 for operations at the same cost as Terminal 1, as agreed upon. However, the airport authority remained steadfast and did not waver.

Ryanair is still steadfast in its dedication to affordability. With the airline aiming to serve five million passengers from the Hungarian market by 2024, tourists have the chance to discover two fascinating cities at an affordable price.