Come settantaseienne italiano ringrazio per l'affettuosa fiducia.Quelle xxx che sparano ovunque mi danno i nervi
Pienamente d’accordo, ma almeno l’inglese medio si informa o ci prova (per medio non parlo di quello che viaggia in ciabatte e calzini per Ibiza). Un’altra nazionalità a caso pensa di sapere, ma non sa.
Ho visto 70/80 enni inglesi informatizzati e pronti a partire per chissà che posti nel mondo, mentre il 70/80 enne medio italiano va in vacanza a Igea Marina con il gruppo
Jet2.com e Jet2holidays sospendono le operazioni fino al 25 Marzo 2021!
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la differenza è che tu sei su questo forum, ti qualifichi per uno step superiore
Scherzi a parte, spero si sia capita la differenza, in UK le generazioni “adulte” (così non offendo nessuno
e non ho più 30 anni nemmeno io 
) tendono ad essere più informatizzate e più intraprendenti rispetto alle controparti europee (di media). Nessuna generalizzazione, ma ahimè è la verità, poi che ci siamo 70/80 enni italiani in gamba che girano il mondo non lo metto in dubbio, ma credo sia anche una questione culturale. Il popolo UK ha più nel sangue la vacanza all’estero rispetto all’italiano. Le statistiche dicono che nel 2018 91.9 milione di viaggi all‘Estero sono stati effettuati da cittadini britannici, rispetto a circa 41 milioni di viaggi all’estero effettuati da cittadini italiani. I motivi sono ben chiari, noi abbiamo la Sardegna, loro Portsmouth Adesso non mi venire a dire che hai origini di Portsmouth perché altrimenti ti devo un regalo L’inglese medio è quello delle ciabatte a Ibiza. Quell’altro è élite, e sono pochi esattamente come da noi.Quelle xxx che sparano ovunque mi danno i nervi
Pienamente d’accordo, ma almeno l’inglese medio si informa o ci prova (per medio non parlo di quello che viaggia in ciabatte e calzini per Ibiza). Un’altra nazionalità a caso pensa di sapere, ma non sa.
Ho visto 70/80 enni inglesi informatizzati e pronti a partire per chissà che posti nel mondo, mentre il 70/80 enne medio italiano va in vacanza a Igea Marina con il gruppo
La Turchia è uscita dalla "Covid-19 red list" e Jet2.com/Jet2holidays si fiondano su due luoghi turistici per i voli di "fine estate":
Antalya (AYT) e Dalaman (DLM).
Voli da ieri da vari aeroporti UK: BFS, BHX, EMA, EDI, GLA, STN, LBA, MAN, NCL.
Jet2.com is relaunching flights and holidays to Antalya and Dalaman today, as the airline and tour operator responds quickly to demand for holidays.
The move follows the easing of international travel restrictions and the removal of Turkey from the red list.
Flights are scheduled to depart from Belfast International, Birmingham, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, London Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle Airports, as customers make the most of being able to enjoy some Turkish sunshine for the first time in a year.
In further news, Jet2holidays will launch services to the two popular Turkish destinations from their new base, Bristol Airport, tomorrow.
Overall, the carrier will be offering over 70 weekly flights to Dalaman and Antalya available for the summer.
The addition of Turkey to the flying programme means that the company are operating to more than 40 destinations.
Steve Heapy, chief executive of Jet2.com, said: “The resumption of our award-winning flights and package holidays to Turkey is fantastic news for holidaymakers.
“We are delighted to be recommencing flights and holidays to Antalya and Dalaman and to be taking customers once again to these much-loved destinations.
“Customers have missed being able to visit Turkey this summer, so the reopening of the country has resulted in huge demand and comes just in time for holidaymakers to enjoy some late summer sun.
“We continue to look towards the future with real confidence, as customers make the most of being able to get away and enjoy some much-needed sunshine.”
Antalya (AYT) e Dalaman (DLM).
Voli da ieri da vari aeroporti UK: BFS, BHX, EMA, EDI, GLA, STN, LBA, MAN, NCL.
Jet2.com is relaunching flights and holidays to Antalya and Dalaman today, as the airline and tour operator responds quickly to demand for holidays.
The move follows the easing of international travel restrictions and the removal of Turkey from the red list.
Flights are scheduled to depart from Belfast International, Birmingham, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, London Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle Airports, as customers make the most of being able to enjoy some Turkish sunshine for the first time in a year.
In further news, Jet2holidays will launch services to the two popular Turkish destinations from their new base, Bristol Airport, tomorrow.
Overall, the carrier will be offering over 70 weekly flights to Dalaman and Antalya available for the summer.
The addition of Turkey to the flying programme means that the company are operating to more than 40 destinations.
Steve Heapy, chief executive of Jet2.com, said: “The resumption of our award-winning flights and package holidays to Turkey is fantastic news for holidaymakers.
“We are delighted to be recommencing flights and holidays to Antalya and Dalaman and to be taking customers once again to these much-loved destinations.
“Customers have missed being able to visit Turkey this summer, so the reopening of the country has resulted in huge demand and comes just in time for holidaymakers to enjoy some late summer sun.
“We continue to look towards the future with real confidence, as customers make the most of being able to get away and enjoy some much-needed sunshine.”
Altri 15 A321neo ordinati da Jet2.com portando il totale a 51.
Jet2.com has placed a further order for 15 A321neos following its initial one for 36 placed in August 2021. It takes the total order by the Leeds, United Kingdom, based airline to 51 A321neos. The two orders reflect Jet2.com’s ambitious fleet expansion and renewal plans. Engine selection will be made at a later date.
The aircraft will be configured for 232 seats with an Airspace cabin featuring innovative lighting, new seating products and 60 percent larger overhead baggage bins for added personal storage
Jet2.com has placed a further order for 15 A321neos following its initial one for 36 placed in August 2021. It takes the total order by the Leeds, United Kingdom, based airline to 51 A321neos. The two orders reflect Jet2.com’s ambitious fleet expansion and renewal plans. Engine selection will be made at a later date.
The aircraft will be configured for 232 seats with an Airspace cabin featuring innovative lighting, new seating products and 60 percent larger overhead baggage bins for added personal storage