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This post is dedicated to all European budget airlines lovers! Airport - is the important place. This is where our travelling starts and ended. If we could not know where is the airport and how to get to the airport, than our travelling will be a mess. Since I travel a lot with European budget airline,  I have to invest more time to look for the information regarding the airports used in budget airports, especially the location and how to get there (most important!).  Most of the budget airline (esp. Ryan Air) are using local airports which is located far (away) from the city. Beside the location, these local airports also do not have varieties of public transportation access. Therefore, I decided to compile the information regarding these-out-of-nowhere local airports in Europe. I hope it could help all European budget airlines lovers! :) After did some listing, I realised there will be too much information here - that might make you explode. Therefore, I decided to d...

Raise your hand if you have the same question! Thessaloniki is the second-largest city in Greece and currently promoted as a new travel destination city in Greece. The white tower at night Actually, this city was not in my destination list and I visited this place purely because of Ryan Air. I really had no idea what kind of this city is and I found only little information about the travel destination in this city. That is why I eager to write some information about Thessaloniki, since you might have to visit this city if you are going to use Ryan Air. International Airport Macedonia First thing to note down - the Ryan Air's flight to Greece is often stopped in the International Airport Macedonia. This airport is 40 minutes away from the Thessaloniki city center. From the airport, you could take bus 78 and pay for less than a Euro. ( Everything is cheap in Greece! ) And for your information, you have to use your instinc to decide where you have to stop - because...

Back to All Around Europe series! For today's post, I would like to share the information about the train in Germany as train is one of the main public transportation in Germany and it is always essential for us, travelers to know the transportation systems in our destination country. Driven from my experiences, I got confused about the types of trains in Germany because there are many types of train in Germany and I did not know what are the differences between each of them. Therefore, I hope this post could help you to get to know the types of trains in Germany! The Hohenzollen bridge, Cologne, Germany. ICE (Inter-City Express) The fastest train in town - with top speed up to 300 km/h!  You could choose this train for a long journey travelling because it is very comfortable (especially 1. class) and the train only stops in the main train station. With a great service, no wonder if you have to pay more for ICE tickets compared with other train types. Howev...

I love shorties ! It is fun to write and by writing shorties, I could remember events during my Europe Tour that have already been forgotten so.. here is another shorties for you! For today shorties, I want to write it in Indonesia since the previous three are in English. If you missed my previous shorties, you could check it here .  When night came and you have nowhere to go -  *** Di shorties kali ini, saya ingin membagikan pengalaman saya menginap di airport, stasiun kereta, dan bis malam di Eropa. Oleh karena itu, untuk shorties kali ini saya memberikan judul RR Tour stayed out all night - yang (lagi-lagi) terinspirasi dari film drama Korea - Mary stayed out all night atau Marry me, Mary! .  Stasiun kereta utama Mannheim Selama tur Eropa, pertama kalinya saya menghabiskan malam di bis Eurolines yaitu pada saat perjalanan pulang dari Paris menuju Mannheim. Pada saat itu saya sampai di Mannheim pada pukul 5 dini hari dan harus menunggu k...

Following my previous post regarding Budget Airlines in Europe, I would like to share information for Budget Land Transports in Europe. Since it's LAND transport, it will include bus, train, and car. BUS My - most recommended bus lines in Europe is EUROLINES . Why?  Because Eurolines connects every countries and big cities in Europe! So, you could just easily choose your destination country in Europe, and believe me - you could find there's Eurolines Bus go to that country! Beside of this, Eurolines often gives lots of offers to certain destination - where the lowest fare could be 9 Euros for 1 way !! However, you should buy this via online through Eurolines website or could visit their office in the nearest city/country. The last reason that could add your interest in Eurolines are their good services, comfortable seats, and overnight schedule. The overnight schedule usually available for more than 6 hours journey, like when I went to Krakow from Vienna. My b...

Another All Around Europe post!  In the last post, I shared about my favorite food in Europe - Doner and today, I will share information about budget airlines.  Just like Asia has Air Asia as its infamous budget airline to travel to countries in Asia, Europe also has its own budget airlines which are cost friendly and of course, saving time!  There are a lot of budget airlines in Europe, but I will mention 4 budget airlines which I am familiar with.  Online Booking My travel besties in Europe! I forgot how I could know about Ryan Air, but I do remember that when I heard about Ryan Air and check on their website, I found the super cheap flight ticket to Greece and ended up buying the ticket on that day! Since that day, Ryan Air website always be the first page I opened on my computer. Haha As far as I know, this airline always offers the cheapest price - especially when you book the ticket 2 - 3 months before the flight. It can be ...