Iberia Reveal New Routes to Brazil

New routes to Brazil are announced by Iberia Airlines

With South America being hailed as one of the rising stars for tourism in 2011, news that Iberia are set to offer new services to Brazil will be welcomed by many. With Madrid being a huge international travel hub, especially for British travellers flying to South America, the new flights to both Recife and Fortaleza will offer more opportunity than ever before to explore the continent's cultural delights.

Iberia currently offers a range of services to Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, offering ideal business travel for individuals needing to fly between Spain and Brazil. These routes are also made use of by the many tourists who travel though Madrid on their way to South America.

Revealing details of the new flights, Iberia announced that the new flights would service each of the Brazilian cities three times a week from Madrid, offering great access to business and leisure travellers. Operating an Airbus A340-300 aircraft on the route, business travellers will benefit in particular from the recent renovation and inclusion of Business Plus Class. This class offers a fully flat bed, menu refinements for better quality cuisine, and an overhauled entertainment system to provide the best possible relaxation for passengers.

Starting later in the year, the flights to Recife and Fortaleza will be greatly welcomed by British travellers looking for exciting destinations for this year's holiday. With a multitude of cheap and easy flights to the Spanish capital, connections for Brazilian bound flights will allow Samba styled holidays to be enjoyed by even more travellers than before.

Posted by Cathy, 18 February 2011 09:51

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• Fortaleza
• Iberia
• Madrid
• Rio De Janeiro
• Sao Paulo