Dear Customers,

please be informed that during martial law in our country, BCD Travel Ukraine continues to support customers with the full range of services, including:
– relocation of employees and their families to Western Ukraine and abroad
– providing long-term accommodation for displaced work teams
– transfers by cars , minibuses, buses throughout Ukraine and abroad
– organization of business events in Lviv, Prykarpattya, Carpathians, Bukovina, other cities and regions
– support of foreign delegations and humanitarian missions visiting Ukraine

For clients located abroad the services of the BCD Travel network in 94 countries is also available.

It is impossible to get to know France well without getting to know Provence. From 28 May, we will start flying to Marseille, the heart of this region and the largest sea gate in France.

Kyiv — Marseille — Kyiv flights will be operated twice a week: on Tuesdays and Fridays. Read more

Ukraine International Airlines is updating its flight program at the start of 2021 summer navigation. Starting from March 28, 2021, the carrier plans to resume the original route network and restart long-haul flights.

The first step in resuming long-hall flights was the launch of a direct flight from Delhi in February this year. Accordingly, during 2021 the airline hopes to launch its historic flights to North America.Read more

Today, straight from warm Doha to snowy Boryspil International Airport, arrives the state-of-the-art A350. There are 247 seats in the Economy Class and 36 seats in the Business Class. It surely amazes with its scales, as the wingspan of A350 reaches 64 meters, as well as with its ultra-modern technologies, as 52% of the aircraft weight is of composite materials. It’s the first time the Qatar Airways A350 arrives to Kyiv on the regular schedule.Read more

Following the results of the World Airline Awards this year, the Lufthansa Group has won 4 awards. Despite the fact that the airline SWISS and Austrian Airlines divided the first place, Lufthansa has won double honors, including the victory in the category “Best European Airlines”Read more

Irish low-cost airline Ryanair will launch four new routes from Ukraine to Germany – to Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Baden-Baden and Nuremberg – in the fall of 2019. The flights from Kyiv to Düsseldorf Weeze and Frankfurt-Hahn airports will be launched on October 20. The flights on both routes will be operated twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays. Read more

Turkish Airlines (Turkey) from April 6, 2019 will launch direct regular flights from Bodrum to Kyiv once a week. Bodrum-Kyiv-Bodrum flights will be operated by the Turkish air carrier once a week on Saturdays with departure from Bodrum at 01:15, from Kyiv at 04:40 local time. The network of Turkish Airlines routes in Ukraine covers Kyiv, Odesa, Lviv, Kharkiv, Kherson, and Zaporizhia.

New terms and conditions of hand luggage carriage will apply to passengers who purchased air transportation from 00.00 UTC 01 November 2018, with the departure date starting from 15 January 2019. Any personal items like duty free bags, notebooks, newspapers or magazines, cameras, binoculars, suit bags etc. must be packed inside hand bags.Read more

With SWISS discover new travel destinations and benefit from interesting additional offers.
Marseille (France) – from 21 April 2018
Few cities in Europe have undergone such a cultural transformation over the last few years as Marseille has. Just a few years ago the port city was not regarded as attractive for tourists. But that has changed – for several years now, Marseille has been experiencing a veritable boom and was European Capital of Culture in 2013.

A stretching studio. Guided meditation sessions. Shower suites with light therapy. They sound like the features of a New Age spa. But all are elements of Qantas Airways’ new international transit lounge at the Perth Airport. And they’re all designed with one purpose in mind: helping you combat jet lag.Read more

ODESA, Ukraine — Odesa, a city of 1 million people some 476 kilometers south of Kyiv and home to Ukraine’s largest seaport infrastructure, is positioned to be an international economic hub and world-famous tourist destination. The largest seaport in the region, the Odesa Commercial Sea Port, has argued that high tariffs are necessary to finance investments in infrastructure. Odesa has about 36 international destinations, while its traffic amounted to 1.2 million passengers in 2017. Read more