Are you looking for new travel experiences that can elevate your holidays? We suggest you plan a trip from Debrecen in Hungary! Debrecen International Airport is situated just 5 kilometres from the city centre, which makes it easily accessible via public transport, taxi services, or rental car. Once there, you can enjoy the airport’s great facilities, from coffee shop through priority boarding to free WiFi. And now you can travel to Brussels, Kyiv and Santorini directly from Debrecen with Wizz Air!

Brussels, the Capital of Europe

Brussels might just have the most stunning architecture you’ve ever seen, while being full of grandeur and just a bit of cheekiness in the form of playful statues and fountains. Get used to the smell of freshly baked waffles, stand in awe in front of jaw-dropping Art Nouveau designs on every corner, and get ready for a history lesson you don’t want to miss. Foodies are also in luck as Belgians are among the world’s biggest producers and consumers of chocolate, and also have breweries making everything from lambic beers to Flemish red ales. This famous city is also known as the cultural and political hub of the European Union, so expect to see dozens of administrative buildings and museums of interest.

Kyiv, the Golden-domed City

Following an era of hardships and societal changes, Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, has rapidly transformed into one of Europe's most vibrant and hip cities during the last decades. It’s truly a place in constant change, offering a captivating mix of religious architecture featuring golden domes, fascinating remains of an eventful past, amazing local food, a lively nightlife, and a thriving scene of both mainstream and underground art. The city has also made a name for itself as one of the greenest metropolises in Europe, boasting more than a hundred city parks and plenty of nature both inside and outside its boundaries. You can also check out intriguing exhibitions that can keep you busy for days.

Santorini, the Wine Island

Santorini is a windswept, volcanic island in the southernmost part of the Cyclades group of islands. Known mostly for the truly magical sunsets, the postcard-like blue-domed churches at every corner, and dozens of colourful beaches with azure blue waters and white sands, this paradise on Earth is one of Greece’s most popular destinations for a good reason. Santorini was formed 3,600 years ago after a volcanic eruption, and today the towns of Oia, Fira, and Imerovigli sit perched along the rim of the caldera, waiting to be explored. The hot and dry climate of the island is perfect for growing grapes, and as a result, the winemaking industry is thriving. So if you can stand a bit of wind, like to visit wineries, chill on beautiful beaches and see the sunset from the most magical spots on Earth, this is the place for you.