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GlobalData Says Ryanair Capacity Bump an Indicator of Things to Come

2022-05-22 by Phil Butler

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GlobalData says Ryanair’s move to increase capacity reveals a trend toward low-cost carriers in the wake of pandemic woes. 

Tags: air travel 2022, airfares, budge travel, budget airlines, budget carriers, flights, Ryanair, Travel Trends, Wizz Air

Ryanair and the GNTO Pimping Greece Trips Despite COVID Fears

2021-08-26 by Phil Butler

Michael O’Leary, CEO, Ryanair

With Greece painted red on many COVID travel maps, Ryanair steps up efforts to sell tickets alongside Greece’s GNTO.

Tags: Chania flights, Dara Brady, Emy Anagnostopoulou, German tourists, GNTO, Greece COVID-19, Greece pandemic, Michael O’Leary, Ryanair, Ryanair Holdings

Ryanair Creates Huge Greek Summer Push Amid Mixed COVID Signals

2021-04-16 by Phil Butler

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Ryanair announced its biggest ever Greek Summer schedule including 218 routes. Meanwhile, Greece’s vaccination program lags behind.

Tags: COVID-19 Greece, Friedrich Joussen, Greece holidays, Ryanair, TUI flights, Visit Greece

Ryanair Plays the Odds: Adds New Connections to Greek Islands in 2021

2021-03-19 by Argophilia Travel News

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The low-cost airline, mindful that Covid restrictions change regularly, has announced three new connections to Greek islands of Mykonos, Rhodes and Skiathos in 2021.

Tags: COVID-19 Greece, Greek Islands, Harry Theoharis, MITT, MITT 2021, Romanian tourists, Russian tourists, Ryanair

Michael O’Leary’s “Jab and Go” Ads Withdrawn After Backlash

2021-01-27 by Argophilia Travel News

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Ryanair has now withdrawn the airline’s controversial “jab and go” COVID travel advertisements after backlash from thousands to officials.

Tags: airline advertising, airline news, airlines, ASA, COVID flights, Jab and Go, Ryanair, Ryanair ads, Ryanair news

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