Two new flight routes have taken to the sky from Northern Ireland.
easyJet, NI's largest airline, has launched its first flights and package holidays from Belfast International to Prague and Marrakech.
The twice-weekly services to the Czech Republic and Morocco provide customers in Northern Ireland with an even greater choice of city break destinations.
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The first flight to Prague took off on Saturday and is operating on Tuesdays and Saturdays year-round.
Flights to Marrakech took off the following day, on Sunday November 3, and are operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays throughout the winter.
Travellers to Prague can explore the city’s historic heart, with its colourful baroque buildings, gothic churches and its famous medieval Astronomical Clock.
Bursting with character, culture and cafes, Prague is packed with eye-catching panoramas at every street turn.
Those wishing to explore further afield can head to the cultural melting pot of Marrakech.
Whether travellers are up for bargaining in the labyrinthine souks, relaxing with a traditional hammam spa treatment, taking a Jeep into the mountains, or heading to a cool music festival, there is something on offer for everyone.
Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said: “Our fantastic services from Belfast International to Prague and Marrakech are sure to bring our customers in Northern Ireland more travel options than ever before, enabling them to explore dazzling city break destinations across our network this winter.
“With thousands of package holidays across beach and city breaks available via easyJet holidays, there’s something for everyone.”
Dan Owens, Chief Executive Officer, Belfast International Airport said, said:“We are delighted to launch these flights to Prague and Marrakech alongside easyJet providing our passengers with more choice and connectivity directly from their local airport.”
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