Ryanair has added bookings for flights between Krakow and Venice Marco Polo to its sales system, signalling a new route for travellers using the low-cost carrier.

The move means Treviso will no longer be the designated airport for the Venice area service from Krakow. The change gives passengers direct access to Venice Marco Polo, one of the main airports serving the city.

The airline has not issued a formal public announcement in the material provided, but the route is now available to book. No launch date, frequency or fare details were included in the source.

The update is notable for passengers in southern Poland and for visitors heading to Venice, where airport choice can affect journey time, transfer costs and onward connections. Venice Marco Polo is closer to the city than Treviso and is often preferred by travellers seeking a more direct arrival point.

For Ryanair, the switch fits a broader pattern of network changes that airlines make to match demand, airport availability and commercial performance. Low-cost carriers often adjust airport pairings in order to improve load factors and keep routes attractive to leisure passengers.

Krakow remains one of Poland’s busiest international gateways and a major base for outbound tourism. A direct link to Venice Marco Polo adds another point-to-point option for city-break travellers and may prove appealing to both leisure and short-stay passengers.

Venice is one of Europe’s most visited destinations, and access via a main airport can be a selling point for visitors planning short trips. The change from Treviso to Venice Marco Polo may also simplify travel for those who want to reach the lagoon city more quickly.

Ryanair frequently updates its route map across Europe, and such changes are often reflected first in booking systems before wider promotional campaigns follow. Travellers considering the route will need to check the airline’s website for schedule and seasonal availability.