Direct flights Brussels - Goa

Belgian biker · Oct 2nd, 2003, 22:06

Hello, hello,

Big news for all India and Goa lovers, especially now winter time is coming.

Thomas Cook now has direct charter flights from Brussels to Goa, and best of all, they're valid for a stay of max. 3 months.

No more hassle and overnighting in Bombay.

Look at www.thomascook.be (click on "flight only" and then on "ons aanbod") or ask any travel agent in Belgium.

Flight is every Sunday, starting on 26 October. Price is depending on departure date and lenght of stay.

Hope this info is welcome. This is really the first time there are direct flights out of Brussels to Goa, something a lot of people have been waiting for, really good news for all Belgian (and neighbouring countries) Goa travellers.

Happy travels,

Christine

cjmmaas · Oct 3rd, 2003, 01:27

Hello,
This is not the first time Thomas Cook is flying to Goa directly.It is already several years that theyare flying to Goa.Only the last years it was by CONDOR .
They are always flying from Germany,(Frankfurt) with a stop in Sjarhjaz.The flying times are very good.You can also start from Amsterdam , once a week (thursday).
greetings Kees

Belgian biker · Oct 3rd, 2003, 18:36

Thanks, Kees. Good to know that you can fly from Amsterdam and Frankfurt too, but can you stay UP TO 3 MONTHS ?

I meant : It is the first time that there are direct flight available to Goa FROM BRUSSELS.

Christine

cjmmaas · Oct 4th, 2003, 01:51

Hallo Christine,
Yes you can stay more than 3 months.The maximum is the same as the visa maximum for tourists 6 months.
We are goiing 13 nov for the fith time to Goa and we stay till 12 march 2004 in Goa.In the meantime we make a tour with friends from 4 weeks through the south of India.
In the four months we are in Goa , we always rent a house.
Have you ever been in India or Goa ???
So Thomas Cook has different tariffs.When you want to go for three months you need Sunshine tariff , longer is flex tariff.
But look at their site there you can see everything: thomascook-airlines.de
Look also , what's cheaper to leave from dusseldorf or brussel.
We laeving from dusseldorf.Wij wonen in Limburg vandaar.
groetjes Kees

kokopelli · Oct 4th, 2003, 03:13

geweldig mensen, ik wordt alweer razend enthousiastt! :-)

Yatri · Oct 4th, 2003, 14:27

Hey Christine!
do u know if it is possible to chance the timing of the return flight after buying the Condor ticket?

cjmmaas · Oct 4th, 2003, 19:47

Yes is possible when you have a sunshine or flex tariff ticket.
Look at their site and you can read everything
viele grusse Kees

Oct 2nd, 2003, 22:06	#1
Belgian biker Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Belgium Posts: 12	Direct flights Brussels - Goa Hello, hello, Big news for all India and Goa lovers, especially now winter time is coming. Thomas Cook now has direct charter flights from Brussels to Goa, and best of all, they're valid for a stay of max. 3 months. No more hassle and overnighting in Bombay. Look at www.thomascook.be (click on "flight only" and then on "ons aanbod") or ask any travel agent in Belgium. Flight is every Sunday, starting on 26 October. Price is depending on departure date and lenght of stay. Hope this info is welcome. This is really the first time there are direct flights out of Brussels to Goa, something a lot of people have been waiting for, really good news for all Belgian (and neighbouring countries) Goa travellers. Happy travels, Christine __________________ http://www.2bike.be

Oct 3rd, 2003, 18:36	#3
Belgian biker Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Belgium Posts: 12	Direct flight Brussels - Goa Thanks, Kees. Good to know that you can fly from Amsterdam and Frankfurt too, but can you stay UP TO 3 MONTHS ? I meant : It is the first time that there are direct flight available to Goa FROM BRUSSELS. Christine

Oct 4th, 2003, 03:13	#5
kokopelli Sabai Sabai Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 227	geweldig mensen, ik wordt alweer razend enthousiastt! :-) __________________ my old photo gallery \| houseboats in Kashmir

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Oct 3rd, 2003, 01:27	#2
cjmmaas Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: HOLLAND Posts: 5	Hello, This is not the first time Thomas Cook is flying to Goa directly.It is already several years that theyare flying to Goa.Only the last years it was by CONDOR . They are always flying from Germany,(Frankfurt) with a stop in Sjarhjaz.The flying times are very good.You can also start from Amsterdam , once a week (thursday). greetings Kees

Oct 4th, 2003, 01:51	#4
cjmmaas Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: HOLLAND Posts: 5	Hallo Christine, Yes you can stay more than 3 months.The maximum is the same as the visa maximum for tourists 6 months. We are goiing 13 nov for the fith time to Goa and we stay till 12 march 2004 in Goa.In the meantime we make a tour with friends from 4 weeks through the south of India. In the four months we are in Goa , we always rent a house. Have you ever been in India or Goa ??? So Thomas Cook has different tariffs.When you want to go for three months you need Sunshine tariff , longer is flex tariff. But look at their site there you can see everything: thomascook-airlines.de Look also , what's cheaper to leave from dusseldorf or brussel. We laeving from dusseldorf.Wij wonen in Limburg vandaar. groetjes Kees

Oct 4th, 2003, 14:27	#6
Yatri Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bangalore Posts: 62	Hey Christine! do u know if it is possible to chance the timing of the return flight after buying the Condor ticket?

Oct 4th, 2003, 19:47	#7
cjmmaas Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: HOLLAND Posts: 5	Yes is possible when you have a sunshine or flex tariff ticket. Look at their site and you can read everything viele grusse Kees