Travelers planning their summer vacations have great news—Delta Air Lines is launching new international routes just in time for the peak travel season. These flights will connect major U.S. cities to stunning destinations in Africa, Europe, and beyond, making it easier than ever to explore the world.
Starting December 17, Delta will introduce its first-ever nonstop flight from Atlanta to Cape Town, South Africa. This route is perfect for travelers looking to experience safaris, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant city life1.
On the same day, Delta will also begin nonstop service from Los Angeles to Tahiti, the largest island in French Polynesia. Known for its turquoise lagoons and overwater bungalows, Tahiti is a bucket-list destination for beach lovers1.
Next May, Delta will add another key route: Atlanta to Tel Aviv, Israel. This expands Delta’s existing service to Tel Aviv from Boston and New York, giving travelers more options to visit historic sites, bustling markets, and Mediterranean beaches1.
International travel demand is surging as more countries ease COVID-19 restrictions. Delta’s president noted that bookings for long-haul trips are at record highs, especially to destinations like South Africa, Europe, and the Pacific1.
The airline has already resumed flights to popular spots like Tokyo, Seoul, and Copenhagen, showing a strong recovery in global travel1.
With these new flights, Delta is making summer travel more convenient and exciting. Whether you’re dreaming of African safaris, tropical escapes, or Middle Eastern adventures, now is the perfect time to start planning your trip!
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