Waiting on the tarmac, your passengers, full of festive cheer are ready to depart Nuremberg.

You now need to get these passengers to their next destination, which is entirely up to you....

If you fancied keeping the Christmas cheer going, we've made some other recommendations of famous European Christmas Markets that we would really recommend your passengers checking out...

EDDB - Berlin, Germany There are more than 70 Christmas markets spread across Berlin and its suburbs, giving you a mind-boggling choice. The biggest is in the old town of Spandau, a historic suburb on the west of Berlin. For something more central, check out the stalls in Gendarmenmarkt for the classic German Christmas market experience. Hop through the centuries at Alexanderplatz, where there’s a medieval market as well as a ferris wheel offering fabulous views.

LOWW - Vienna, Austria Elegant Vienna gets a glittering makeover as over a dozen markets pop up around the city. If you want a full-on traditional Christmas, stroll around the market in front of the Schönnbrunn Palace and the Christmas Village taking over Maria-Theresien-Platz. Join the ice skaters on the rink at Vienna Christmas World in Rathausplatz after you’ve sampled all the Austrian culinary treats sold at the Advent pleasure market by the Opera House.

LHBP - Budapest, Hungary They like to kick off the Christmas season early in Budapest, where food and gift stalls pop up in Vorosmarty Square from mid-November. The square in front of St Stephen’s Basilica also joins in the fun, with ice-skating and more luscious Hungarian food and trinket stalls, along with smaller markets in Deak Square and Fovam Square. Just follow the scent of cinnamon-heavy chimney cake mingled with mulled wine.

EBOS - Bruges, Belgium Picturesque Bruges has bucketloads of Christmas charm, with its gingerbread house-esque medieval buildings strung with fairy lights. Known as “Christmas Glow”, its celebrations go beyond the Markt – where you’ll find craft and food stalls, with more pop-up bars and stalls around the corner in Simon Stevinplein – and extend to a light experience trail and ice skating on the rink in front of the belfry. Best of all, this quaint city can be reached by train from the UK in just 3 hours and 30 minutes by catching the Eurostar to Brussels and an onward service to Bruges.

EFRO - Rovaniemi, Finland The city offers a mesmerizing winter wonderland experience, adorned with sparkling lights and festive decorations. Visitors can enjoy thrilling activities like husky sledding, reindeer rides, and snowmobile safaris while immersing themselves in the magical Christmas spirit. Rovaniemi’s unique location on the Arctic Circle also provides an opportunity to witness the stunning phenomenon of the Northern Lights, adding an extra touch of magic to the Christmas festivities. To add the Cherry on top, Rovenami debuts as Winter Event for FsHub!

EGBB - Birmingham, England Germany comes to Britain when the Frankfurt Christmas Market takes over Victoria Square. It’s the biggest German market outside Germany and Austria, and the place to fill up on bratwurst, gluhwein, schnitzel and every other kind of winter comfort food. Nearby, the Cathedral Square market runs until mid-December, offering a range of food and crafts stalls run by around 50 different local traders.