New air route established from Hamburg airport to Bosnia
Wizz Air Expands Direct Flight Offerings from Hamburg Airport
Hamburg Airport is set to offer more travel options with the addition of Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a new destination. Starting on the 14th of December 2025, Wizz Air will commence direct flights to Tuzla, marking the airline's eleventh direct destination from Hamburg Airport.
This expansion underscores Hamburg's importance as a significant international aviation hub and a key part of Wizz Air's route network. Gesa Zaremba, Head of Airline and Traffic Development at Hamburg Airport, expressed her enthusiasm about the new connection, stating, "The new connection to Tuzla underscores Hamburg's importance as an important hub in the Wizz Air route network."
Tuzla, the third-largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is renowned for its industry and unique salt lakes. Initially, Wizz Air will offer a flight to Tuzla every Thursday and Sunday. During the summer schedule, the frequency will increase to three times a week, with flights also available on Mondays and Fridays. As of April 2026, the connection to Tuzla will further expand to include flights on Wednesdays.
Wizz Air primarily offers connections to Central and Southeast Europe from Hamburg, with destinations including Belgrade, Sofia, and Bucharest. With the addition of Tuzla, Hamburg Airport now counts as one of the three largest Wizz Air bases in Germany.
For more information about the new flight to Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, please refer to the press release available on hamburg-airport.de. The name of the person employed as head of aviation and transport development at Hamburg Airport who welcomed the expansion of Wizz Air's flight offering at Hamburg Airport is not found in the provided search results.
Travellers looking to explore Tuzla and other destinations served by Wizz Air from Hamburg Airport can now do so with ease and convenience. The first direct flight from Hamburg Airport to Tuzla is set to take off on the 14th of December 2025.
