Photo: Wizz Air Wizz Air's expansion in the Polish market goes on. Today, January 20, 2026, the low-cost airline announced three new routes for spring 2026: Warsaw Modlin-Varna (Bulgaria), Warsaw Modlin-Rimini (Italy), and Krakow-Rhodes (Greece).
These are all popular destinations for summer vacations and family holidays, offering beaches, culture, and diverse tourist attractions. Tickets for the new routes can be purchased on the company's website and app. The move joins the company's extensive operations in Poland, which currently include 234 routes to 32 countries, as well as further investments in its advanced A321neo fleet and its base at Warsaw Modlin Airport.
"We are proud to continue investing in Poland by adding new direct and affordable routes that respond to how Polish travellers want to fly. Varna, Rimini and Rhodes are ideal choices for summer holidays and for visiting friends and relatives, offering great value, convenient schedules and non-stop connections. Our goal is clear: to be the airline of choice for Polish customers, making travel easier, more accessible and better priced for both leisure trips and VFR journeys. We are committed to growing alongside our passengers and supporting their travel needs across Europe. Let's WIZZ Poland!", said Salvatore Gabriele Imperiale, Corporate Communications Manager at Wizz Air.
The current announcement comes as part of a broader move by Wizz Air to increase its operations in Europe.