transportation

Renting a bike for your stay in Paris is an especially good idea if you’re going to be there for more than two weeks.

And while the process of buying and selling back your bicycle from a shop can be a hassle if you… read full article

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When it comes to accessible tourism, Paris might not be the best holiday destination in the world.

In the past few years, the French capital has made considerable efforts to provide handicapped visitors with accessible facilities, but it might be quite a challenge for wheelchair travelers and… read full article

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Go by plane, train, or coach - not car or boat

Because of all the protests at Airports in the UK recently, many people have got the impression that haring all over the place by cruise liner or green hire car will somehow lower their emission… read full article

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I spend between 14 to 18 hours of air travel from the US or Europe to Asia. With that amount of time spent inside the aircraft, I have learned to make time fly and have transformed the plane into a flying capsulated inn.

Make your flight as comfortable and… read full article

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Talk about a car holiday these days and everyone assumes you want to re-live college days where you could pack into a cheap car with some friends and go off on an adventure somewhere which usually involved a dire shortage of finance, lashings of alcohol, and… read full article

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If you are going to travel to Germany, you have most probably heard that means of traveling there are pretty expensive. Most of people prefer to take trains and trains charge quite a lot.

But the readers of the Venere Travel Blog are not just… read full article

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Istanbul is something quite unique to behold in that one half is part of Europe and the other is part of Asia. Whether Turkey as a whole can be counted as a European country or an Asian one is a debate which… read full article

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Moscow has three main airports visitors are likely to use when arriving in or departing from the city. These are Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo and Vnukovo.

It is wise to be clear about which airport you need from the moment you book your ticket as confusion could… read full article

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As the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh is very accessible by using public transport.

Many people ‘in the know’ – those who work in the city – choose to leave their cars at home to avoid traffic and looking for a parking space. If the locals are doing… read full article

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In the age of budget airlines and the Channel Tunnel, there just aren’t as many of us out there considering the lost art of ferry travel.

Britain is an island and has some of the highest rates of tourist travel in Europe, but how many of us can… read full article

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If you come from the UK then traveling by train in Austria should be a welcome change to what you are used to since here the trains run more or less on time, the network is extensive and you are almost guaranteed a seat. This is especially… read full article

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Paris has three international airports, Charles De Gaulle, Orly and Beauvais. Beauvais airport is only used by budget carriers such as Ryanair and Wizz for short hops within Europe, while the other two handle both long haul and short haul flights from around the world.

There… read full article

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Although a shadow of its former self, this list has to be topped by the Orient Express. Originally running from London through Paris, Venice and on to Istanbul the route was shortened after World War II due to the inconvenience of the Iron Curtain… read full article

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Cruise lines, resort package deals, and air traveling may easily encounter thousands of dollars. You can invest more or less of that money on your trip and may take a risk of losing it altogether.

A few people either do not think of having a travel insurance policy or they hardly… read full article

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The sweet thrills of riding a bike through a new city are immense- checking out the locals, seeing the side streets, going beyond the common tourist destinations, learning the lay of the land, the unexpected discoveries- all make biking the best way to really experience the city you’re in.

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