Discovery Puglia is owned and operated by Puglia natives and, over the past few years, even allowing for indirect flights via Stansted or Milan.
Ryanair‘s welcome announcement of direct flights from Dublin to Bari four times a week opens up the heel of Italy to Irish people for the first time. And the presence of a dedicated Dublin-based tour operator with unparalleled experience of the region makes this news even better.
Discovery Puglia is owned and operated by Puglia natives and, over the past few years, even allowing for indirect flights via Stansted or Milan, the company has gone from strength to strength, helping people explore a wide range of authentic holidays throughout this historic region.
Concezio Natale, director Discovery Puglia said: “The Ryanair announcement is great news for us and our customers in Ireland because it offers them a no-hassle way to reach this beautiful, under-discovered area, which has so much to offer. We look forward to a surge of interest in our extensive range of holiday options.”
Discovery Puglia complements the new budget, direct flights, catering for every taste:
- Self drive and tailor-made holidays
- Food & Wine Tours: including visits to local wineries and oil mills with gourmet cookery classes and food tastings every day
- Escorted tours for those who prefer all-inclusive packages
- Luxury tours for people who prize four and five star accommodation
- Photo tours for those who enjoy capturing unique spots with their camera under the supervision of a professional photographer
- A wide range of additional activities and excursions for those who wish to add some nice extras to their stay in Puglia
- Hand-picked accommodation in authentic locations to truly appreciate the famous welcome and culture.
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