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Aldi Süd offers surprise European trips with Eurowings at special prices

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Kai Duve Board Member HR, Finance & IT | Eurowings

By Sky Industry News

Dec 11, 2024

ALDI SÜD has teamed up with Eurowings to offer customers a unique travel experience this holiday season. The collaboration introduces a blind booking option, allowing travelers to book flights to surprise destinations across Europe at the "Original ALDI Price" of €79.99 for a return trip.

Customers can choose their departure from several airports including Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn, Hamburg, Stuttgart, and Prague. After selecting their desired travel period and entering the theme "Original ALDI Price," passengers will discover their destination immediately after payment is completed.

The offer includes 38 potential destinations throughout Europe. Travelers have the option to exclude certain locations if they have visited them before. Flexibility in travel plans can lead to more cost-effective bookings. This promotion runs until December 29, 2024, making it an ideal gift for those who enjoy spontaneous adventures.

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The booking process allows for reservations from one day up to 42 days before departure via https://aldi-blindbooking.eurowings.com/travel-theme. Customers are presented with possible destinations which they can deselect if needed before finalizing their travel dates and details. Minimum stay requirements are set at 18 hours for an overnight stay or 36 hours for two nights.

Once booked, flights cannot be rebooked or canceled; however, additional services like extra checked baggage can be added by opting for the SMART fare.

For more information on blind booking with Eurowings, interested individuals can visit the Eurowings homepage.

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