Bremen Airport is expanding its flight offerings for the summer months with two new direct connections. From Friday, July 4, 2025, travelers from northwest Germany will also be able to fly directly to the Tunisian coastal town Monastir and the Kosovar capital Pristina These new destinations are intended to strengthen Bremen Airport's tourist and ethnic travel offerings and create additional travel opportunities for the region.
The connection to Pristina is operated by GP Aviation . Flights depart twice weekly, on Mondays and Fridays, and are intended to bring travelers from Bremen and the surrounding area directly to the capital of the Republic of Kosovo. This route will be maintained until the end of September. Pristina is an important destination for visitors with family ties to the region as well as for business travelers, due to the large Kosovar diaspora in Germany and the high demand for direct flights.
For travelers seeking a Mediterranean destination, Sundair offers weekly flights to Monastir . Every Friday, there is a direct flight to the Gulf of Hammamet, a popular coastal region in Tunisia. This route is also scheduled to operate throughout the summer season. Monastir is known for its historical sites, such as the Ribat, and its beaches, which attract visitors from all over Europe. The Tunisian tourism industry is striving to regain a stronger foothold in the German market after the restrictions of recent years.
The addition of these two destinations is part of Bremen Airport's strategy to continuously adapt its route network to demand and thus improve connectivity in northwest Germany. In recent years, Bremen Airport has established itself as an important regional transport hub, offering both business and leisure travelers a wide range of direct flights to European and North African destinations.