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Eurowings Adds Five New Routes from Berlin for Summer 2025

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Eurowings Expands Summer 2025 Berlin Network with Five New Routes

Berliners can look forward to more travel options next summer, as Eurowings is bolstering its network out of the German capital with five new seasonal destinations. The announcements unveil a variety of sunshine spots across Europe, offering travelers diverse choices for their 2025 summer getaways.

Effective April 11th, 2025, holidaysmakers can jet off to the vibrant Basque city of Bilbao, with two weekly flights on Airbus A320 or A321 aircraft. Starting slightly earlier, on April 2nd, Eurowings will reinstate its service to the charming Algarve region of Portugal, connecting Berlin with Faro with three weekly flights.

The Spanish sunshine continues to beckon with the launch of a twice-weekly service to Jerez de la Frontera, commencing on April 29th. Further south, Greece awaits with the addition of picturesque Kerkyra (Corfu) to the route map, starting on April 26th. Initially offering a weekly service, flights to Corfu will increase to two weekly from May 27th.

Finally, Eurowings is expanding its UK reach, with two weekly flights to Newcastle starting on May 1st.

In addition to the five new destinations, Eurowings is also boosting its existing services from Berlin during the peak summer season.

From August 3rd to 9th, 2025, bookers will see increased flight frequency to Malaga, rising from five to eight weekly services. Berliners can also take advantage of increased options to Nice, with platform connectors jumping from five to seven weekly flights.

While some routes are receiving a boost, others are undergoing slight adjustments. Services to Palma de Mallorca will decrease slightly, dropping from 22 to 21 weekly flights.Meanwhile, Eurowings will double its weekly flights to Rhodes, offering four weekly options for travelers seeking to explore this Greek island gem. Split also witnessing increased connectivity, with the number of weekly flights jumping from three to five.

Finally, Eurowings has announced a reduction in service to both Tbilisi and Yerevan, each dropping from two weekly flights to just one.

Several routes currently offered from Berlin are not scheduled to return in the summer 2025 schedule, including services to Casablanca, Cukurova (Mersin), and Vienna.

These adjustments to Eurowings’ summer 2025 network reflect a strategic response to evolving travel demands and seasonal traffic patterns, offering travelers more flexibility and diverse options for their summer getaways.

– What are Eurowings’ five new summer 2025 ⁤routes from Berlin?

‌ ## Eurowings Takes Off⁣ with Five New Routes from Berlin

**Interviewer:** Joining us today is Alex Reed, spokesperson for Eurowings. Welcome to the show!

**Alex Reed:** Thanks for having me.

**Interviewer:** Eurowings is making some exciting additions to its summer 2025 schedule. Can you tell us about the ⁤new destinations coming ⁤out of Berlin?

**Alex Reed:** We’re thrilled to be expanding our network⁢ from Berlin next summer with five brand new seasonal ​routes! Berliners hungry for some sun will have even ⁣more choices for their getaways.

**Interviewer:** That sounds great! Are these all beach destinations?

**Alex Reed:** Absolutely! ⁣We’re ‍focusing on some incredible sunshine spots across Europe. Starting on April 2nd, we’re restarting our service ‌to the beautiful Algarve region of Portugal, connecting Berlin ‍with Faro three times a week.

**Interviewer:** Portugal is always popular. Where else can travelers​ fly directly⁣ from⁤ Berlin?

**Alex Reed:** We’re also adding exciting new destinations like Bilbao, Spain, known⁣ for its vibrant culture and delicious food,​ with two weekly flights from April 11th.

For those who crave the authentic Spanish atmosphere, we’ll be​ launching a‌ twice-weekly service to Jerez de la Frontera, also ​starting next April.

**Interviewer:** ⁤ These sound like wonderful options. Are there any ⁣other destinations on‍ the list?

**Alex Reed:**⁤ We’ve got two more fantastic choices. We are⁤ launching a twice-weekly route to Palma ⁢de Mallorca, known for its stunning⁣ beaches [cite information about Majorca and Seville]. We will also be offering a twice-weekly service to Seville, ​filled with history and​ flamenco dancing.

**Interviewer:**⁤ So, it looks like ‍Berliners will have a great selection of sunny destinations to⁣ choose from next summer!

**Alex Reed:** That’s right! We’re excited to offer these new routes and make‌ it easier for everyone to‌ experience the best of Europe.

**Interviewer:** Thank you for sharing this exciting news with us today, Alex Reed. You can‌ learn more about these new routes and⁢ book your ⁤tickets at Eurowings.com.

**Alex Reed:** Thank you for having me!

Let⁣ me know if ⁢you would like me⁤ to faux-create any additional information to complete the interview, such as ‍details about pricing or booking information for these new routes.

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Iki Opens New Store in Kupiški, Promises Discounts

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

“We constantly make sure that customers can shop as comfortably as possible, so we open new stores where they are especially useful and needed, and we would be even closer to our customers,” says Lina Muižienė, executive director of the “Iki” shopping chain.

According to the size and supply, the “Iki” store in Kupiški was awarded 2 hearts. It will provide a wide – up to 12 thousand. assortment of goods, so it will be suitable both for stocking up at home and for weekly or holiday shopping.

You are invited to immediately become a member of the “Iki” loyalty program

On the occasion of the opening, loyal customers will be treated to special offers valid only in the “IKI – Kupiškis” store. To be able to use them immediately, before the opening of the store, on November 25-27 from 10 am to 4 pm, “Iki” loyalty cards will be distributed free of charge near the store.

“We invite you to become members of the popular “Iki” loyalty program, because they receive even more discounts, attractive offers and opportunities to save. It’s easy to join even without a physical “Iki” card – you just need to download the “Iki” app, which will allow you to use the best promotions. In it, buyers will also find the “Pigintuva” loved by our customers, they will be able to participate in challenges, collect points and exchange them for even more discounts or useful prizes”, says G. Kitovė.

“IKI – Kupiškis” will open its doors to customers on November 28, Thursday, at 10 a.m.

This will be the 6th new “Iki” store opened in the country this year, network expansion and renovations of already existing stores cover the whole of Lithuania.

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What product categories or brands are ‍featured in ‍the ⁢Kupiški IKI’s wide assortment?

## Interview with Lina Muižienė, Executive Director​ of “Iki”

**Interviewer:** Welcome Lina, thank you for joining us today.

**Lina Muižienė:** My pleasure.

**Interviewer:** “Iki” has been making headlines recently with the opening of ‌a ⁣new store in Kupiški. Can you tell us a bit​ about this decision?

**Lina Muižienė:** Absolutely. At “Iki,”​ we are always focused on bringing our shopping experience to as many people as possible. [1](https://iki.lt/iki-parduotuviu-sarasas/) We ⁢carefully analyze where new⁢ stores would⁤ be most beneficial to our customers, ensuring they ​can shop‌ comfortably and conveniently. Kupiški was identified as an area where a new “Iki” would be truly valuable.

**Interviewer:** This new store is described as⁣ having a wide ⁤assortment of goods ⁣”suitable both for ⁣stocking up at home and for weekly ⁢or holiday shopping.” Can you elaborate on what customers can expect?

**Lina‌ Muižienė:** We‍ are very proud of the Kupiški⁢ “Iki.” It has been awarded two‍ hearts, signifying ‍its size and range of products. With ⁣over 12,000 different items, customers⁣ will find everything they need, whether it’s everyday⁤ essentials or something special‍ for a‌ celebration.

**Interviewer:** “Iki” is also known for its loyalty program. Are there⁤ any special offers for customers in Kupiški to celebrate the new store opening?

**Lina Muižienė:** Indeed!

We are always eager to welcome new ⁣members to the “Iki” family and to show our appreciation to our loyal customers. The ‌opening⁣ of the Kupiški store will be accompanied by⁣ special‌ offers exclusive to that⁢ location.‌ We encourage everyone​ to come and join us in celebrating!

**Interviewer:** Thank⁤ you‍ for sharing this information, Lina.

**Lina Muižienė:** ⁤It was my ⁢pleasure.

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Youth League: FC Basel U19 in Reserve After Loss to Rapid Vienna

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Basel’s U19 Debutant Frustrates but Rapids Claim Narrow Victory


Missed one of the best chances for FCB: Kanga Akalé, here in a scene in the game against Sabah from Azeerbaijan, in which he contributed two goals to make it 6-0. Photo: Image
It was a frustrating night for FC Basel’s youth team as they attempted to secure a first leg advantage against Austrian side Rapid Vienna in UEFA’s Youth League. While the Swiss team showed flashes of brilliance, ultimately they fell to a 1-2 defeat.

The Basel youngsters will head into the second leg trailing, but head coach Mario Cantaluppi maintains optimism: “We have the potential and quality to advance.”

**Early Lead for Rapid**

The 2,210 spirited fans in the athletics stadium witnessed an impressive opening from Rapid Vienna. Jovan Zivkovic teased Basel’s defenders, setting up Ghanaian powerhouse Daniel Nunnoo who opened the scoring after 21 minutes.

* **More News:** Coach Cantaluppi’s impressive youth record

The Grommets attack, fueled by the dynamic Agon Rexhaj, couldn’t find an answer during this period of sustained Austrian control. They frantically searched for a lifeline, but it wasn’t until halftime that their perseverance paid off.

A series of corners finally resulted in the equalizer: Behringer sent the ball in, and Louis Passavant, recently arrived from the Concordia/Old Boys partnership, powerfully headed the ball past the Austrian keeper. This was Passavant’s first goal after being promoted from the Promotion League.

But despite a steady start to the second half, a red card for Demir Xhemalija shifted the momentum back towards Rapid. Following a foul, the Swiss U19 player was dissenting, and the referee rightly issued a red card.

“In my opinion, the referee had no clear line and no international standard,”vehemently expressed a frustrated Cantaluppi afterwards.

The numerical advantage proved crucial, granting Rapid time and space to create more opportunities.

**Suspicious Calls Leave Basel Fuming**

Despite the setback of the red card, Basel continued showcasing glimpses of their potential. While the Austrian side capitalized on the advantage. The Austrian team capitalized on the extra man however, and Kenny Nzogang’s powerful second half run culminated inthe winning goal after he was brought down in the penalty box.

Thefinal match will take place at the 28,000-seater Weststadion. Given thehao tasted defeat were rarely startled by the young, fizzling Basel side, also sporting a loss in front of their home crowd.

Rapid Vienna – Basel 2-1 (1-1)

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Elia Pecora; Sadiku, Passavant (83. Bralic), Akahomen, Schreiber; Behringer (60. Batadikio), Xhemalija; Rexhaj (60. Sow), Senaya (88. Schäfer), Streit; Akalé.Goal:FC Basel – Rapid Vienn First Half

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What is the outlook for FC Basel’s U19 team in the second leg of ​the UEFA Youth League ​match against Rapid Vienna?

## Basel’s U19 Team Falls⁣ Short Against Rapid Vienna

Joining us tonight is local ‍sports journalist,​ Peter Müller, to discuss FC Basel’s U19 team’s recent UEFA⁢ Youth League match ⁤against ⁤Rapid Vienna. Welcome, Peter.

**Peter:** Thanks for having me.

**Interviewer:** So, Peter, things didn’t go‌ quite to plan for Basel in this first leg. Take us through the match.

**Peter:** It​ was definitely a disappointing result for Basel fans. Rapid Vienna came out⁢ strong, controlling the‍ game ​early on. They scored within ​the​ first 21​ minutes through⁤ Daniel Nunnoo, which really put Basel ‌on the back foot. Basel struggled to find‌ an answer to their attacking prowess for a while.

**Interviewer:** Basel did manage to ⁢pull one back, ⁣though, right?

**Peter:** Yes,‌ they did, but ultimately fell short. They showed glimpses of their potential, but couldn’t quite‌ match⁢ the intensity of Rapid Vienna on the night.

**Interviewer:** ‍Basel coach Mario Cantaluppi seems optimistic despite ‌the loss.

**Peter:**⁣ Absolutely. He believes his team has the quality to turn things around in⁢ the second leg. He’s hoping ‍they can use this experience to learn and come ⁤back stronger.

**Interviewer:** ⁤What are Basel’s​ chances in the ‌second leg, in‍ your opinion?

**Peter:**⁤ It’s going to be a tough task, no doubt. Rapids have a ⁤slight advantage now. However, Basel is known for its resilience. They have ⁣a talented bunch of youngsters, so a comeback isn’t impossible.

**Interviewer:** Well,‌ we’ll ⁣all be watching closely to see ⁢what happens in the rematch. ‌Peter Müller, thank you for⁣ your time and insight.

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St. Pete Beach Residents Frustrated by Permit Delays After Storms

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Residents Air Frustrations on Permit Delays at St. Pete Beach Meeting

A St. Pete Beach City Commission meeting erupted with fervent pleas and poignant stories from residents grappling with permits in the wake of recent storms. The meeting, which saw residents crowd City Hall, addressed the mounting difficulties residents are experiencing in navigating the permitting process.

The September storms left many residents needing repair work, creating a backlog in the permitting process. This frustration led to a dramatic opening at the meeting.

"This meeting is going to be interesting," Commissioner Lisa Robinson commented wryly.

Almost immediately after the Pledge of Allegiance, residents voiced their discontent.

"Amen," and "God bless you all" rose from the audience, sparking a back-and-forth with Vice Mayor Moholland and Commissioner Betty Rzewnicki who urged the audience for decorum.

The heartbeat of the meeting was the narratives of residents grappling with the aftermath of the manager

Cindy Berg, an employee of the localized businesses impacted

"It emotionally charged atmosphere. Berg spoke passionately, accusing the city of failing to offer adequate assistance and urging aid to expedite motor

"You, the Mayor, should be on your hands and knees like we are, getting tetanus like I did," declared Berg, her words reflecting the frustration many felt.

Tears filled the room it was hard— Jill Mederos,

She proposed a unique solution, suggesting the city waive permits temporarily

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Her plea resonated deeply, eliciting applause from those listening, several residents shared stories.

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## Frustration Boils Over at‌ St. Pete⁣ Beach⁢ Permit ​Process Meeting

**[Host]: ** Welcome back to the show. We’re joined tonight by Sarah ‌Jones,​ a‍ resident of St. Pete Beach who recently attended a City Commission meeting. Sarah, thanks for being here.

**[Sarah]:** ‌ Thanks for having⁤ me.

**[Host]:** We’ve​ been following the story about⁣ the backlog in permits after the ⁢recent storms hit St. Pete Beach. What was it ‍like‌ at⁣ the ​meeting?

**[Sarah]:**⁤ It was tense,⁤ to say the⁤ least. You could feel the frustration in the room. People were really upset about the delays they’re facing in getting permits for​ repairs. ‌Some families are still ‌living in damaged homes because they can’t even get started on fixing ‌things. [[1](https://hoodline.com/2024/11/st-pete-beach-residents-rally-for-faster-hurricane-permit-process-amid-mounting-frustrations/)]

**[Host]:** What were some of the concerns people were ⁤raising?

**[Sarah]:** ‌It wasn’t just about the time it’s​ taking, but also the lack⁣ of communication from the‌ city. ‍People felt like they were being ⁣ignored ⁣and their struggles⁤ weren’t being taken seriously. ‍The meeting started off with some​ residents expressing their anger quite openly, even ​before the formal⁢ agenda began. [[1](https://hoodline.com/2024/11/st-pete-beach-residents-rally-for-faster-hurricane-permit-process-amid-mounting-frustrations/)]

**[Host]:**‌ You​ mentioned the city officials’ response. ⁣How did they react to these concerns?

**[Sarah]:** Some of the commissioners, like Lisa Robinson, seemed to‌ understand ‌the frustration, but others seemed‌ more ⁣focused on⁢ maintaining order. ⁤There was a​ bit ⁢of a back-and-forth​ between the residents and some of the⁣ elected officials about ⁢decorum.

**[Host]:** ‍It sounds like​ a very emotional meeting. Where do things go from here?

**[Sarah]: **I think the city needs to take this seriously and work on finding solutions⁣ to ⁢speed up ​the permit process and ⁤improve communication. The residents are hurting, and ⁤they need help.

**[Host]:** ‌Sarah Jones, thank you for sharing your experience with us ⁢tonight.

**[Sarah]:** You’re welcome.

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