Flights from Edinburgh to the home of Santa Claus will be launching this winter.
Families can get to Rovanieme, the gateway to Lapland, from December 3. EasyJet has announced the flights will be ran twice a week throughout winter, with existing services heading there from London and Bristol already proving popular.
Also launching this winter are flights from Edinburgh to a 'scuba diving hotspot' in Egypt, Hurghada. They will also be running twice a week, from November 6.
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Ali Gayward, easyJet's UK country manager, said: "We’re delighted to be launching even more new routes from our airports across Scotland to a range of fantastic destinations, providing evening more choice for our customers this winter.
"Whether they’re looking for a Christmas getaway, hitting the slopes or chasing the winter sun and we can’t wait to welcome more customers on board.”
Rob Lang, head of marketing at Edinburgh Airport, said: "These new routes are like Christmas come early for people already planning for that winter getaway.
"Rovaniemi will be a chance to visit Santa, view the Northern Lights and experience that winter postcard for yourself, while Hurghada will be the perfect choice for those seeking some sun and relaxation by the pool. We hope passengers are excited about yet more choice from Edinburgh Airport with easyJet.”
The new flights are available to book now here.
