With an expansion of its route network, the British low-cost airline Easyjet is bringing a breath of fresh air to travel plans for summer 2025. With the introduction of 26 new routes - 21 of which from Great Britain - the airline is further expanding its leading position in the European short-haul segment. Particularly noteworthy: For the first time in its history, Easyjet is adding a sub-Saharan destination to its flight schedule: Cape Verde. This innovation, coupled with other exciting routes, promises not only more choice for travelers, but also unrivaled value for money. Cape Verde: A milestone in Easyjet's route network The tropical Cape Verde Islands off the west coast of Africa are the highlight of the new routes. From March 31, 2025, Easyjet will fly three times a week from London Gatwick to the island of Sal. This expansion marks a turning point for the airline, which is serving a destination south of the Sahara for the first time. The new offer is complemented by attractive package tours that can be booked through the tour operator Easyjet holidays. Holidaymakers can choose from a variety of accommodations, including luxurious 5-star resorts such as the Melia Dunas Beach Resort & Spa. The packages include not only flights, but also hotel accommodation, 23 kg of luggage and transfers, and offer maximum flexibility through rebooking options and refund guarantees. Cape Verde attracts with golden beaches, turquoise water and a relaxed island life - ideal for families, couples or solo travellers. Expanded options for European destinations In addition to Cape Verde, Easyjet is also focusing on new connections within Europe. Italy lovers can look forward to flights to Rimini, while the route network from Manchester is being expanded to include Izmir, Madrid and Kalamata, among others. From Birmingham