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Air Tickets to Pula

Booking air tickets to Pula has become really simple and fast now. At FlightsWala.com, air ticket booking of Pula can become a habit because of its efficiency and simplicity. The airline ticket booking to Pula can be done for different airlines, irrespective of them being domestic or international. You can book air tickets to Pula from airlines like Jet Airways, Indigo Airlines, Spice Jet, Air India and Emirates Airlines. There were times when a third party, namely, a travel agent would be involved in the Pula ticket booking process. But we, at FlightsWala.com eliminate the need of such third parties and directly connect you with the airlines booking counter. The customers can compare the Pula air ticket price of different flights and airlines and book their ticket based on the best deal that is available. We offer a lot of deals and discounts on air tickets booking of Pula. These days may vary from time to time. Choose the deal that is best suitable for you and your travel needs. Do not opt for the more popular deals if they do not match your requirements. It is important to book Pula air ticket that best suits you. A lot of our customers have been booking air tickets of Pula because of the great deals and discounts that are offered. Our team provides round the clock assistance in case any confusion or issue arises. We offer the lowest air ticket fare to Pula as compared to the market price. All the fares, information, availability of flights and frequency will be available right at your fingertips. Once all this information is referred to, the best air tickets fare of Pula can be selected and booked. Once you have decided on where and when to go for your next trip, Pula air ticket booking will hardly take a few minutes. This experience will be so smooth without the travel agent calling up every few minutes to take up your details and harassing you for hours. Our customers time, money and effort is saved. They are happy, so are we!

Travellers Guide of Pula

Pula is a nice town at the tip of the Istrian peninsula, Croatia. Its history started about 3000 years ago when it was built by Illyrians. Romans occupied Istria in 177 B.C. After destruction of Western Roman empire, Istrian peninsula was devastated by Ostrogoths. Slavs came in Istria during migration period in 7th century but mostly lived on countryside. At that time Pula was still inhabited mostly by Italians. Landlords in Pula changed quite frequently in middle ages from republic of Venice to Genoa to Illyrian Provinces to Austria–Hungary and many others. Pula was a principal port of the Austro-Hungarian navy during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Between 1918 and 1947, the town was part of Italy and since the end of the Second World War it has been part of Croatia. After the war, many autochthonous Italians were forced to flee and seeked refuge in Italy and Croats began moving into the town. Although most of the population still consists of Croats, there are large minorities such as Italians, Serbs, Bosniaks and Slovenes.