RegioJet adds new Croatia bus line while Bratislava Airport launches dozens of summer routes

RegioJet announced that its first-season bus service to the Adriatic coast will run from Bratislava to nine popular Croatian seaside towns, keeping ticket prices at last year's level despite higher fuel costs. The operator highlighted growing demand, with several departures already sold out, and introduced a second daily connection via Prague–Brno–Bratislava–Rijeka–Crikvenica starting 12 June 2026. Modern double‑deck buses with Wi‑Fi and onboard amenities will be used.

At the same time, Bratislava's M. R. Štefánik Airport opened its summer 2026 season with more than 80 new direct flights, expanding options to Greek islands, Croatia, Cyprus, Montenegro, France, Italy, Albania, Spain, Poland and other destinations. Airport officials said the expanded schedule offers the widest holiday choice in the airport’s history, catering to travelers seeking both lively beach resorts and quieter coastal towns.