As Indian travellers look towards Europe for their summer holidays, multi-city journeys continue to offer an appealing way to experience the continent’s diverse cultures, cuisines and landscapes. From iconic European capitals to destinations offering a more relaxed pace of discovery, travelers can combine different experiences within a single journey.
Paris, Rome and Venice remain among Europe’s most iconic destinations, offering a rich blend of history, architecture, gastronomy and culture, while Milan and Barcelona add distinctive experiences ranging from fashion and design to Mediterranean coastlines and ancient heritage. Beyond these well-known favourites, cities such as Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Copenhagen and Zurich offer travellers the opportunity to discover different sides of Europe through imperial history, culture, riverside scenery, contemporary design and easy access to nature.
Istanbul: More Than a Connection
Through its extensive international network and global hub in Istanbul, Turkish Airlines offers Indian travellers convenient connections to destinations across Europe, while giving them the opportunity to make Istanbul part of the journey itself.
Turkish Airlines enhances the travel experience in Istanbul through two complimentary services designed for passengers with international connections. Travellers with a layover of at least 20 hours can benefit from the Stopover programme, which offers eligible passengers complimentary accommodation in partner hotels—one night in a 4-star hotel for Economy Class and two nights in a 5-star hotel for Business Class, subject to applicable conditions. For shorter international connections of 6 to 24 hours at Istanbul Airport, Touristanbul offers guided city tours with different routes and schedules, with transportation, meals, museum entrance fees and guide services covered by Turkish Airlines.
Turkish Airlines, the airline flying to more countries than any other, brings Europe closer to Indian travellers while making Istanbul an unforgettable part of the journey itself.