Balkan Holidays celebrates 40 years of flying from Cardiff to Bulgaria

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Balkan Holidays celebrates 40 years of flying holiday makers from Cardiff to Bulgaria
The specialist tour operator, which has operated flights to and from Wales’ national airport since 1979, marked its Ruby anniversary at Cardiff Airport yesterday before the weekly departure to Bourgas in Bulgaria, by surprising excited passengers at the Gate with a celebration.

Holidaymakers were treated to anniversary cupcakes made by local cake specialist the Vale Cake Boutique, before jetting off on a sunny holiday.

Cardiff Airport also presented Balkan Holidays with a commemorative luggage tag to mark 40 years of service at Cardiff Airport.

Deb Bowen Rees, CEO of Cardiff Airport said, “It’s fantastic to celebrate the 40th Anniversary with Balkan Holidays, it is a really important milestone for both Cardiff Airport and the tour operator. The charter routes are highly popular with local holidaymakers, offering a great value for money summer holiday. We look forward to flying passengers between Bulgaria and Cardiff in the years to come!”

Louise Newton, Head of Marketing and PR at Balkan Holidays, added, “We’re excited to celebrate such an important occasion. So many have flown with us from Cardiff and it is a pleasure to arrange holidays from Wales’ national airport. We look forward to the next 40 years!”

Balkan Holidays offers holidays at competitive prices, to popular resorts such as Sunny Beach on the Black Sea Coast. For something a little more relaxed, customers can opt for resorts in Nessebar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a postcard-coastline and cobbled old town to explore. Flights for Summer 2020 are now on sale: travellers can book at balkanholidays.co.uk or visit their local travel agent.
 

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