Win tickets to Paris, Frankfurt and Prague on a Bulgaria Air flight from Varna

The airline is giving away return tickets to three lucky winners for direct flights from Varna to the three destinations

In the spring month of March, Bulgaria Air launched a social media game called "Varna flies", in which passengers can win tickets for travel to Paris, Frankfurt and Prague on a flight from Varna and vice versa. In the days from March 18 to March 25, the airline's followers in the social network Instagram can join the game for free return tickets for three people to a selected European destination and travel on the first flights in spring from Varna.

To participate in the prize campaign, those wishing to enter must be 18 or older and follow the airline's Instagram page. Under the post about the game on the official channel of the national carrier, they should also mention in a comment someone they want to travel with, indicate which of the three destinations they want to visit and use the special hashtag #VarnaFlights.             The prizes for the drawn winning participants are 2 round-trip economy class tickets from Varna to Paris, Frankfurt or Prague. The prize can only be used for the first scheduled flights of the season – to Paris (17-21 April), Frankfurt (05-09 June) and Prague (15-18 June).

Tickets are only valid for the first flights of the season on the specified return dates. The competition runs from 18 to 25 March and the full rules can be found on this page. On 26.03.2025, a total of three participants will be drawn from everyone who commented under the post to win double tickets and travel to their dream destination.             The national carrier is expanding its network of international routes operated from Varna Airport for the upcoming summer season, adding one new and attractive destination – Paris to the previous two – Prague and Frankfurt. The flights from Varna to the three European destinations are scheduled to be operated by the newest additions to Bulgaria Air's fleet – the Airbus A220 aircraft.