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Fly with Condor from Zurich via Frankfurt to Bangkok and back during the autumn half-term holidays in October. This route is ideal for a spontaneous trip to Thailand – whether for a few days in Bangkok or as a starting point for a longer tour of the country.
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Miryana ist eine leidenschaftliche Entdeckerin und Kulturliebhaberin. Ihre Reisen haben sie in viele Ecken der Welt geführt, und jede Erfahrung hat sie inspiriert, Geschichten zu erzählen, die verbinden und bereichern.
Destination:
Bangkok, Thailand
Airline:
Condor
Type of trip:
Flight
Number of people:
1
Departure airport
Zurich Airport
Sample date:
Outbound flight: Sun 4 Oct 2026 Return flight: Wed 14 Oct 2026 (other dates available)
Photo: A view of the city of Bangkok in the Ratchaprasong district.
Photo: The majestic silhouette of Wat Phra Kaew on the banks of the Chao Phraya River.
Photo: Wat Arun Temple (Wat Arun Ratchawararam) at sunset.
Photo: The Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho Temple.
Photo: A fruit and vegetable stall at the bustling Khlong Toei Market in Bangkok.
Make the most of the autumn half-term for a spontaneous trip to Thailand: with Condor, you can fly from Zurich via Frankfurt to Bangkok and back in October. This route is ideal for anyone wishing to explore Bangkok for a few days or use the metropolis as a base for a longer trip around Thailand.
Bangkok captivates visitors with its impressive temples, lively markets, street food and spectacular skyline. Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, take a boat trip along the Chao Phraya, sample the street food stalls in Chinatown in the evening, and enjoy the sunset at one of the many rooftop bars. You’ll find even more inspiration in our blog post about Bangkok.
Bangkok is also the perfect starting point for exploring other regions of Thailand – from the islands in the Gulf of Thailand to the lush north of the country.
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