Showing posts with label airport guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label airport guide. Show all posts

Monday, February 15, 2010

Airport dining



Just got back from a quick jaunt to Paris and London (more on that to come later!).
After paying 2.50 euros for a small piece of bonbel cheese in a CDG airport cafeteria I decided there must be a better place to eat. This was not the first time I had left an airport feeling hungry and gouged. Well not anymore thanks to this site, where for a few extra euros I can now make a much better decision on which way I swing my euro, dollar or pounds!

Friday, January 1, 2010

WHERE TO GO NOW: Wrocław, Poland



The town of Wrocław, Poland is an easy drive from Prague, Berlin or Warsaw. Not to mention cheap flights from much of Western Europe can be had via discount carrier WIZZ Air starting from €23. The town is built on several islands and connected by over 100 bridges. Full of history, the beautifully restored Market Square is full of amazing architecture. With Over 65 percent of the population being of a young working age, many spend their winters hitting the famous ski slopes just south of town. Winter or Summer your sure to have a great time, just make sure you head to Wrocław before the rest of the world finds out!
www.wroclaw-life.com
www.poland.travel/en

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Airport Guide



From Boston to Birmingham people seem to stuck in airports. Blame it on the weather, overbooking or the holidays. The cold hard fact is that many of us are spending much more time waiting for the plane than actually being on it.
Here are a few ideas of what to do with all that free time:
•Try and find a quiet space. Many airlines will grant you access to their lounges for a fee starting around $40. Check with your carrier.
•Another option is to purchase one from Priority Pass. (www.prioritypass.com) which have over 600 lounges worldwide.
•Another such company is loungepass (www.loungepass.com). Many of these lounges offer free snacks, drinks and free Wi-Fi.
•For something even more budget friendly why not check out the airport chapel. Chances are you will find a peaceful environment with an even more reflective feel.
•Many airports have adjoining hotels which offer day passes to their gym and pool facilities, these are always worth investigating, not to mention their possibly less crowed bar.
•Airport Spas have been popping up all over the place, and what a welcome they are.
Check out www.traveltowellness.com/airportspas
for a great list.
•Another great resource to have on hand is an airport guide. This will give you a great overview of what exactly is offered in your airport. www.worldtravelguide.net/airport
can tell you exactly where that Starbucks is located!