Turkish Airlines will launch of a new daily flight service between Turin and Istanbul, set to commence on July 10, 2024.
This addition to their route network will not only connect travelers to Istanbul but also provide onward connections to 348 destinations worldwide, including regions in Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, and the Far East.
Andrea Andorno, CEO of Turin Airport, hailed the new route as a significant expansion for Turin’s network, reported Nova News. Andorno noted that Istanbul serves as a strategic eastern hub, offering excellent connectivity due to its geographical location. The service opens up global travel opportunities not only to Istanbul and other Turkish cities but also to a vast array of international destinations.
This new connection is also poised to boost tourism in the Piemonte region. With the inclusion of Turin in the extensive Turkish Airlines network, the area is set to welcome a higher influx of international tourists from across the globe.
Turin, located in the northwest of Italy, is a city famed for its rich history, exquisite cuisine, and vibrant cultural scene. Known as the capital of the Piedmont region, it boasts an array of baroque buildings, historic piazzas, and esteemed museums, including the renowned Egyptian Museum. The city is also celebrated for its refined architecture and grand boulevards, reminiscent of Paris. As a hub of automotive industry, Turin is famously home to Fiat and was the host of the 2006 Winter Olympics, further cementing its status as a city of significant industrial, cultural, and sporting importance.
Turin is renowned in the world of football as the home of Juventus FC, one of Italy’s most storied and successful football clubs. The city also hosts Torino FC, which has a rich history and a passionate local following, adding to the intense and vibrant football culture in the region.
