easyJet launches new direct routes from 8 UK airports to Spain, Portugal and more - prices from £24

The routes will be in operation from summer 2024 but are available to buy now.

Eager travellers will be able to book with fares starting at £23.99 one way.

The new routes will fly from London Luton, Bristol, Southampton, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Belfast City, Belfast International and Glasgow.

This includes two brand new routes heading to the popular Spanish spot Alicante.

The routes will fly at least once a week, depending on where they are going from.

Package holidays for the destinations will also be introduced, with prices from £359.

easyJet new routes

London Luton to Reus from £35.99

Bristol to Malta from £52.99

Southampton to Alicante from £23.99

Southampton to Faro from £47.99

Manchester to Reus from £33.99

Liverpool to Enfidha from £45.29

Newcastle to Alicante from £58.99

Glasgow to Larnaca from £61.99

Glasgow to Enfidha from £53.29

Belfast City to Alicante from £35.99

Belfast International to Larnaca from £46.99

Belfast International to Enfidha from £32.29

easyJet new packages

London Luton to Reus from £359

Bristol to Malta from £415

Southampton to Alicante from £425

Manchester to Reus from £399

Liverpool to Enfidha from £439

Newcastle to Alicante from £445

Glasgow to Larnaca from £479

Glasgow to Enfidha from £499

Belfast International to Enfidha from £449

Belfast International to Larnaca from £499

Belfast City to Alicante from £419

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easyJet's UK country manager Ali Gayward said: “We’re delighted to be launching twelve new routes and package holidays from eight of our airports across the UK to a fantastic range of leisure destinations.

"[This is] offering even more choice and connectivity to our customers all across the UK, whether they’re planning a holiday to Spain’s sunny coast or Tunisia’s beach town Enfidha as well as even more connections from the UK to beach favourites Malta, Faro and Cyprus."

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