Enjoy the wonders of Jordan! Budapest ✈ Aqaba ✈ Vienna for just €132 (41 387 HUF)!
Visit majestic stone city of Petra
Have you always wanted to visit Petra, the lost city of stone? Now you have a nice opportunity to book cheap Turkish Airlines flights to Aqaba. You may visit Jordan for only €132, if you start your trip in Budapest and return to Vienna!
Check out this amazing deal on flights with Turkish Airlines, currently the best airline in Europe and fourth in the world according to Skytrax! Aqaba is the only coastal city of Jordan, strategically located at the northeastern tip of the Red Sea. This is a great opportunity to explore the incredible Petra, located roughly a 2 hours drive from Aqaba.
Jordan is known for its authentic Middle Eastern culture and hospitable locals. This country offers an abundance of archaeological treasures to experience and you would be crazy to miss out on some of the delicious food available.
Travel dates:
May – October 2016
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Routing:
Budapest – Aqaba – Vienna
How to book:
Visit Kayak and adjust the travel dates or just follow the link below.
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag and one piece of checked in baggage per passenger.
Sample booking:
Budapest – Aqaba – Vienna >>>
Accommodation:
We encourage you to stay at 3* Arab Divers Hotel for only €36 per night with good reviews and breakfast included.
Car:
Thanks to ezys from fly4free.pl for sharing this deal!
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