If you have to go to the city center by public transport, the cheapest way is the bus, just in front of the exit. The journey is 40 minutes, price 7-8 € one way.
Get the train to downtown Amsterdam. It takes only 30 minutes. You can lock your stuff in a locker.
The grocery store in the basement level is open 7 days a week and has a fabulous deli counter.
Interesting place--German's have an impressive ability to down beer for breakfast.
Try the coffee in the waiting area... the last decent coffee before the hell of airline brown water
Despite being quite small, this airport probably has the worst signaling I've seen so far, be careful or you'll get to a dead end!
The commercial aerospace industry will have plenty to talk about at the 49th Paris Air Show (June 20-26)... Read more.
Nothing to do here. Don t take the tacis they ll cost you way too much. Take the bus to aix en provence or marseille saint charles. One every half an hour. Cheers
the free wifi is perfect to catch up on last minutes. (thanks for the junk wifi, hotel _____! i have someone new in my life and i don't need you anymore)
Don't checkin at individual gates and create new venues on #4sq
Compra la LisboaCard por los dias que estarás en Lisboa, toma el autobus 745 hacia la Plaza Restauradores, Plaza Pedro IV (Rossio) o Plaza de Comercio.
Perfect beer and tapas @ entretapas, close to the J gate
have a nice trip and thank you for visiting, from nofrills-excursions.com :)
Hola and welcome to Barcelona! You've just landed on the second largest airport in Spain. The quickest ways to the city center are the Aerobus (5€), taxis (25-35€) or trains (2.90€). Enjoy your stay! Read more.
15 minutes of free internet using WiFi Kubi and registering with email and cell number
Take a look at the Travel Advice from the British Embassy in Paris Read more.
Find the BusShuttle that takes you for 8 euros to Termini and Piazza Cavour.
This airport has great stores and is definitely worth a connection for shopping purposes.
One of my favorite airpot even one of the busiest place. First track is good system for frequent travelers.
this tiny airport is a breeze to navigate! If you have a early AM inter-european flight don't bother getting to the airport before 0500 (it's closed!)
The food and drink prices raise as you reach your gate. Make sure to have a lot of food with you.
There are three Starbucks in this airport: departure hall, concourse A and concourse B. Departure hall has a 24 hour service.
Aeroporto sem Wi-Fi grátis, êta Brasil atrasado em prestar serviço de qualidade para os brasileiros.
Projeto piloto dos aeroportos pra copa!!
Be sure to leave a couple of hours before if there is a soccer game in town, or else you'll miss your flight.
There are eletric plugs under some seats, where one can charge its gadgets. Look for the yellow arrows.
Welcome to Sao Paulo. Would like to stay in a Hostel? I suggest Limetime Hostel. Close to paulista avenue and it's loads of fun.
Azul Airlines (a 2011 Most Innovative Company) flew 2 million people in the year following its December 2008 debut--an impressive takeoff. This airport, one of Brazil's busiest, serves as Azul’s hub.
