Activities & latest news in Barcelona

Grab your shades and a carry-on, Lublinites—Ryanair just dropped the mic (or should we say castañuelas) on its 2025 summer schedule, and guess what? Barcelona is now officially within your reach. Starting March 31, you can hop on a direct flight to Spain’s most vibrant city. Twice a week. Yes, Mondays and Fridays are about to get a whole lot spicier.

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Mondays and Fridays Just Got Better

Picture this: it’s Monday morning, and instead of staring at spreadsheets, you’re gazing at the jaw-dropping mosaics of Park Güell. Or it’s Friday afternoon, and you’re swapping post-work traffic for the golden sands of Barceloneta beach. Sounds dreamy, right? Well, Ryanair just made that dream ridiculously easy—and affordable.

This new route is like a love letter to Lublin. But instead of “Yours forever,” it says, “Pack your bags and don’t forget sunscreen.”

Lublin Goes International (Again)

Let’s take a moment to appreciate Lublin’s glow-up. Ryanair isn’t just throwing a bone with this Barcelona route; it’s rolling out an entire red carpet of destinations. Dublin, London, Gdańsk, Milan-Bergamo—and now Barcelona.

It’s official: Lublin is no longer that “cute little airport.” It’s a certified travel hotspot. Who knew?

Why Barcelona? Because It’s Barcelona!

This isn’t just a new route. It’s a life upgrade. Barcelona isn’t just a city; it’s a vibe. From Gaudí’s architectural fever dreams (hello, Sagrada Família) to the Gothic Quarter’s charming alleys and the endless tapas, this city knows how to make every moment feel like a fiesta.

And let’s not forget: this is a place where you can hit the beach and still make it to a late-night flamenco show. It’s basically your Instagram feed waiting to happen.

Affordable Escapes, Epic Adventures

Let’s be honest: Ryanair’s prices are a gift. They’re giving you Barcelona for the price of a fancy coffee and croissant (okay, maybe a few croissants). Whether it’s a weekend escape or a week-long fiesta, this route is your golden ticket to sunshine, culture, and sangria-filled evenings.

Plus, imagine the smug satisfaction of messaging your friends back home, “Oh, just having tapas in Barcelona. What’s the weather like there?”

Mark Your Calendars

March 31, 2025. That’s the day your weekends go from meh to magnífico. Flights are Mondays and Fridays, so whether you’re craving a short escape or a proper Spanish adventure, Ryanair’s got you covered.

New Ryanair Lublin Barcelona Route

Barcelona is calling, Lublin. Time to trade the pierogis for paella—your next adventure starts here.

Guess who’s back? Back again? SkyUp Airlines! This resilient Ukrainian carrier is dusting off its wings and launching regular flights from Chisinau to some of Europe’s hottest destinations starting April 2025. Tickets are already on sale (because who doesn’t love planning their escape early?), and the routes are designed with Ukrainian travelers in mind.

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Why Chisinau? Because It’s the Cool Neighbour

With Ukrainian airspace still off-limits, Chisinau Airport steps in as the next best thing—a friendly hub just a hop, skip, and a border away from Ukraine. Whether you’re flying for family reunions, business trips, or just need a break from explaining “borscht” to your non-Ukrainian friends, SkyUp’s got you covered with affordable, modern flights.

Destinations That’ll Make Your Passport Happy

SkyUp’s new routes are like a travel buffet—something for everyone:

• France: Paris (Beauvais) – Mondays and Fridays. Because Paris is always a good idea, even if it’s the budget airport.
• Portugal: Lisbon – Fridays. Perfect for your pastel de nata cravings.
• Spain:
  • Barcelona – Wednesdays (with bonus flights coming soon). For Gaudi, tapas, and sun.
  • Alicante – Mondays and Fridays. Costa Blanca, anyone?
  • Palma de Mallorca – Wednesdays and Saturdays. Sun, sea, and sangria vibes.
• Cyprus: Larnaca – Three times a week. Beach days incoming.
• Greece:
  • Thessaloniki – Tuesdays. Gyros and ancient ruins, here we come.
  • Heraklion – Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays (with an extra flight joining the lineup). Crete’s beaches aren’t going to lounge on themselves.

A Comeback Story for the Books

SkyUp isn’t just any airline—it’s a Ukrainian aviation hero. CEO Dmytro Seroukhov summed it up best: “We’re proud to reconnect with Ukrainian passengers and represent Ukrainian aviation worldwide.” Translation? They’re here to fly, thrive, and keep Ukraine’s skies in the global conversation.

SkyUp Airlines Is Back in Europe

So, what are you waiting for? Dust off your carry-on, pack your travel snacks, and let SkyUp take you to your next adventure. Chisinau is calling, and Europe is just a boarding pass away!