Manchester Airport has made a change to its flight schedule for those heading away to Bodrum.
Jet2.com and Jet2Holidays have added more flights for passengers travelling to the Turkish town this summer.
The additional flights have become available following continued demand from customers as well as independent travel agents.
The new flights will operate from four UK airports including Manchester and give holidaymakers the option to enjoy Bodrum through to mid-November.
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This move means Jet2.com and Jet2Holidays are the only companies to operate to Bodrum beyond early November from outside London.
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Three weekly flights have been added between November 5 and 17 and will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
Jet2.com and Jet2Holidays are already operating to Bodrum from 11 UK bases this summer including new routes from Belfast International and Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
For more information or to book your stay, you can visit the Jet2.com or Jet2Holidays websites.
What makes Bodrum so special?
Bodrum gives holidaymakers plenty to do including everything from exploring local villages and taking in the history to scuba diving and exploring on horseback plus lots more, according to The Times.
The newspaper added: “The Bodrum peninsula is tiny, but its reputation is huge — and growing. This is the most exclusive part of the Turkish riviera, where the super-wealthy bring their yachts each summer and celebrities dodge the paparazzi in hidden bays.
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“There’s also a thriving culinary scene, which has been recognised by Michelin with the launch of its first Bodrum guide in 2023. But you’ll find plenty of Turkey’s traditional village life in Bodrum too, together with a wine industry undergoing a full-blown renaissance.
“If you have big bucks you’ll find plenty of upscale places to blow them, but there are also lots of bargains, from family-run pensions to low-key restaurants where the food is unforgettable.”
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Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: “Bodrum has always been a firm favourite with holidaymakers, and it is not hard to see why when you experience its incredible resorts, hotels, cuisine, history and climate.
“This summer has seen Bodrum enjoy great demand with our customers, so we are delighted to be extending the summer season to give customers and independent travel agents even more choice.
“We have worked in partnership with hoteliers to ensure there are fantastic accommodation options available right through to mid-November and we are looking forward to filling these hotels with happy holidaymakers on our award-winning holidays.”
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