SALERNO COSTA D'AMALFI AIRPORT OPENS TO COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS

An event that marks an unprecedented opportunity for those who wish to explore one of Italy's hidden gems: the Pollino National Park.

After years of waiting, Salerno – Amalfi Coast airport is preparing to inaugurate a new era of connections and opportunities for travellers. Strategically located along the Tyrrhenian coast, approximately 20 km south of the city of Salerno, this airport offers a new convenient and direct access to one of the most fascinating areas of Italy, the Pollino National Park, between Basilicata and Calabria. With national and international flights, Salerno becomes a privileged gateway to explore the natural, cultural and historical beauties of our territory.

The first connections were announced by two airlines:

Volotea, with connections from Nantes, Cagliari, Catania and Verona and Easyjet, with connections from Basel, Berlin, Geneva, London and Milan.

The reopening of Salerno airport promises to revitalize the local tourism industry, creating job opportunities and economic development for the surrounding communities. With greater accessibility, an increase in the tourist flow towards the Pollino Park is expected, an ideal destination for travelers looking for authentic adventures and unforgettable experiences, offering a vital boost also for the accommodation, restaurant and entertainment activities in the area.

The possibilities for experiences, in the Pollino Park and with River Tribe, are many: from the fascinating hiking trails that wind between the mountain peaks, to visits to the historic villages that preserve centuries-old traditions, to the adrenaline-filled activities along the rivers, such as Rafting in the Canyon from the Lao, Canyoning, River Walking, Packraft, Tubing…, to experiential overnight stays in tents suspended among the trees or in Glamping tents in the woods next to the river, up to culinary experiences that delight the palate with the authentic flavors of Lucanian and Calabrian cuisine.

With its rich history, uncontaminated nature, unique biodiversity and warm hospitality, the Pollino now awaits to be discovered even by those who have always considered this Southern Italian treasure too remote.