LOT launches autumn sale from Croatia
From 2 to 9 September, LOT Polish Airlines is offering promotional fares for travel to Poland, North America and Asia. The promotion is available through agency channels, NDC and GDS, with departure points including Zagreb, Dubrovnik and Split.
LOT Polish Airlines has launched the Big Autumn Sale, a promotional campaign featuring discounted return fares from Croatia to a range of destinations in Europe, North America and Asia.
The sale runs from 2nd to 9th September 2026, while most trips can be taken between 1st October 2026 and 20th March 2027. Separate travel dates apply for Bangkok and Hanoi, as well as for seasonal routes.
Lowest prices from Dubrovnik and Split
The best value prices to Poland are available from Dubrovnik, where return tickets to Warsaw and other Polish cities start from 109 euros. From Split, prices start from 119 euros, and from Zagreb from 139 euros.
The promotion is not limited to European routes. From Zagreb, for example, New York, Newark and Toronto are available from 549 euros, Miami from 579 euros, Chicago from 589 euros, while Bangkok, Hanoi and Seoul start from 599 euros.
Prices to Tokyo start from €679, and to San Francisco from €699.
A similar pricing structure is available from Split and Dubrovnik. From Split, Astana is offered from 489 euros, while tickets for New York, Newark, Toronto and Seoul start from 549 euros.
Promotion available via NDC and GDS
For travel agencies, it is important information that LOT distributes the promotion through all agency channels, including NDC and GDS. This keeps the sales campaign available to both traditional agencies and partners who already use newer distribution models.
Promotional prices apply to LOT Economy Class in O class and include airport taxes, but not the service fee. Hand luggage up to 8 kilograms is included in the price, while the availability of the lowest fares depends on the specific flight.
Of particular interest to the Croatian market is the combination of seasonal departures from Dubrovnik and Split and year-round options from Zagreb. Through Warsaw, LOT is thus further positioning its hub as one of the alternatives for long-haul travel from the region, especially to North America and Asia.
