Rainbow has requested trips worth 50 million PLN from Smartwings

Rainbow Tours, owner of the Rainbow Travel Agency, has entered into a contract with the Czech airline SmartWings for charter services.

The contract stipulates that the carrier will fly with the tour operator’s customers In the summer of 2021 and winter of 2021/2022. The first plane is already slated to fly In a few days to Dubrovnik – April 29. The last charter flight is scheduled for April 23, 2022.

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The value of services under the contract Estimated at $ 13 million, or 49.1 million PLN. The parties decided, however, that because the value of services is affected by a number of variable factors, as well as “because of the inability to estimate the value of services for the“ Winter 2021/2022 ”season at the date of signing. Charter Agreement – the final and actual value of services under the Charter Agreement may differ from the value Specific ability (…) “.

Tour guides The number of contract cruises may change, following the increasing or decreasing demand in the cruise market, Which may also translate to a change in the total value of the contract.

The contract does not provide for customary contractual penalties, but it does Fee to reduce the number of tripsIf canceled by Rainbowa. The amount of the fee depends, among other things, from the advance notice with which the flight will be canceled.

As we know, this is not the only contract for rental services that Rainbow intends to enter into in the coming seasons. Later this month, he will announce the outcome of negotiations with LOT and Enter Air.

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Smart Wings (ex-travel service) In March he took out a loan from four banks, guaranteed by the Czech government, For an amount of 73 million euros. The money kept the carrier, affected by the pandemic crisis, from collapsing.

Smartwings is one of the largest charter airlines in Central Europe, and it has 42 aircraft and Boeing aircraft, including the latest 737 Max-8 models.

In the summer, it plans to travel to Polish tour operators on 28 itineraries, mostly Mediterranean and nine regular routes.