Santiago de Compostel·la és preparar per a major boost en internacional connectivity ahead de Xacobeo 2027, s vuit noves routes linking Galicia s destinations in Spain and across Europe.
The countdown to Xacobeo 2027 és already change the travel map around Santiago de Compostela. Per allà Holy Year approaching, el Galician capital és strengthening les seves connexions en moment crucial per a turisme i per a thousands international pilgrims que treballa a Espanya per a aquest any per al camí de Sant Jaume.
A new airline, Fly2Galícia, plans to begin operations from Santiago–Rossalia de Castro Airport on 1 desembre 2026, initially offering eight routes: Granada, Alacant, Saragossa, Milan, Venice, Munic, Prague and Brussels.
The company també plans to put tickets on surt from 18 August, according to information published this week.
Eight destinations that bring Santiago closer to Europe
La planejada xarxa és particularment interesting per a aquest camí per a fi de les destinacions a major European cities: Milan, Venice, Munic, Prague and Brussels.
Better direct access to Galícia could make it easier for travellers from several European markets to reach Santiago, either to begin a journey in Galicia or to return home after completing their pilgrimage.
Per camí travellers, flight connectivity és important part de planning. Santiago no és simplement destinació a l'end de pilgrimage: és el principal departure punt per a tres internacions de pilgrims returning home.
Santiago preparis for Xacobeo 2027
The new routes arribe a les airlines are increasingly looking towards Santiago ahead of the next Holy Year.
Wizz Air has estat announced a new base at Santiago with additional connections, including Rome and Warsaw, while Vueling plans per reinforce la seva presència en el aeroport per al lleure 2027 season.
Aquest no és possible que un altre route ha estat creat specificalment per a Xacobeo 2027. Però la seva expansió com a especial significant temps, les Galícia prepares per a aquell expected per atraure enormes internacionals atencions.
Good news for international pilgrims
For the Camí de Sant Jaume, connectivity matters.
Every new direct connection potentially reduces el nombre de transfers needed per pilgrims travelling from abroad and makes Santiago easier to reach from major European markets.
And with Italy, Germany, Belgium and Central Europe gaining new connections, the impact could esten well beyond conventional tourism.
El Camí és increasingly international — i ara Santiago's airport és preparat per la international audience too.
Xacobeo 2027 és estill months away, però Santiago és already taking off.
