Prague, Milan, Hamburg, Bucharest and Madrid to Benefit from Five New Routes Introduced by Croatia Airlines This Summer 2025, Offering More Direct Travel Options Across Europe

Saturday, March 1, 2025

As summer 2025 approaches, Croatia Airlines is ramping up its flight schedule, introducing five new seasonal routes from Zagreb, along with enhanced frequencies on several popular routes. From March 30 to October 26, 2025, the airline will see a 7% increase in overall flights compared to the previous year, reinforcing its vital role in Croatia’s tourism sector and expanding international connections.

New Seasonal Routes from Zagreb (July – October 2025)

• Prague (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)
• Milan (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)
• Hamburg (Tuesday, Friday, Sunday)
• Bucharest (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday)
• Madrid (Monday, Thursday, Saturday)

All these routes will be operated with Croatia Airlines’ new Airbus A220 aircraft, ensuring an upgraded and efficient travel experience. Promotional fares will kick off at €129 for Prague, Milan, and Bucharest, €139 for Hamburg, and €179 for Madrid. These new offerings aim to cater to the rising demand for travel to these sought-after European cities.

Boosted Services and Increased Frequencies

• Zagreb – Tirana: Now with three flights per week (up from two).
• Zagreb – Barcelona: Increased to four weekly departures.
• Split – Oslo & Berlin: Now offering two weekly flights.
• Dubrovnik – Zurich: Increased to five weekly flights.
• Dubrovnik – Prague: Operates twice a week.

These frequency increases underscore Croatia Airlines’ commitment to improving its service offerings across Europe, ensuring easier access for both business and leisure travelers.

Strengthening Croatia’s Tourism and Connectivity Network
Croatia Airlines is on track to operate over 18,200 flights during the summer 2025 season, providing a total of 2.26 million seats, an 18% increase compared to 2024. With these additional routes and expanded services, the airline will connect eight Croatian airports to 30 international destinations, further enhancing Croatia’s prominence as a key destination in Europe.

In the wake of the pandemic’s impact, the new routes and frequency boosts come at a pivotal time for Croatia’s tourism recovery. By increasing connectivity, Croatia Airlines is not only expanding travel opportunities but also helping Croatia solidify its position as a global hub for international tourists. With this substantial growth in its operations, the airline plays a central role in propelling the country’s tourism industry forward.

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