Hungary-based European airline Wizz Air has launched an “All You Can Fly” subscription package, allowing unlimited flights for a year at a promotional price of €499.

After August 16, the package will cost €599.

Subscribers can access flights to 950 destinations across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa.

However, the offer has some limitations: flights must be booked at least 72 hours in advance, and each journey incurs an additional €9.99 fee. Baggage and seat selection are not included.

This subscription is ideal for frequent travellers but may not suit those who prefer to plan trips well in advance, especially with the upcoming EU Entry/Exit System (EES) requiring passenger information 48 hours before departure.

Additionally, the package’s availability has faced criticism due to website issues and complaints about the start date, which may reduce the subscription’s effective duration by a month.

Despite these drawbacks, the package offers a cost-effective solution for regular travellers, such as digital nomads, who can benefit from lower travel expenses. However, the restrictions on booking timing and additional fees could limit its appeal to those who do not travel frequently or prefer more flexibility in planning.

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