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Travel Tips: Terminally Lost

by spinshell

As the number of air travelers continue to grow, so do the size and complexity of the world’s airports.  If you’re like us, you like visiting new airports, checking out the amenities and indulging in some duty free shopping…or a lot of duty free shopping.  But if you’re also like us, you’ll get off the plane after a 13-hour flight, sleepy-eyed, disheveled and disoriented with about 30, panic-filled minutes to find the connecting flight at the other end of the airport. So here’s our tip and it’s brilliant in its simplicity…check out the airport before you land, relax and save yourself some time. 

Departure Lounge

 

Some airlines will post advertisements/directions on the flight prior to landing so keep an eye open for them.  Or better yet, check out the airport’s website, print off the map and keep it with your travel documents before you take your trip.  Not sure of the website, check out http://www.airlinequality.com/Airports/AirportA-Z.htm.  It lists the websites of most airports around the world.

 

Story by Agoda Company, http://www.agoda.com

Agoda (agoda.com) is an online hotel reservations service which specializes in securing the lowest discount hotel prices in Asia. Agoda is part of Priceline.com (Nasdaq:PCLN). Agoda’s network includes 8,290 hotels in Asia and more than 49,700 worldwide. The staff of over 300 professionals, located throughout Asia, provides a first-rate reservation service that uniquely combines local knowledge and local connections to provide the best hotel deals to both business and leisure travelers.

In addition, Agoda customers participate in the Agoda Rewards Program, earning further discounts and free stays. Unlike programs that limit travelers to a single chain, the Agoda Rewards Program allows customers to redeem Rewards Points at thousands of hotels around the globe, at any time. A member of the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), Agoda’s aim is to promote travel by making it more affordable and more accessible to more people. 

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