But today, we're going to across continents to Guatemala and introduce you to Guatemala's airport. In the past, we already talked about several airports, such as Warsaw Chopin Airport and Frankfurt Airport. Nobody wants to get stuck in an airport any longer than they have to. While major international airport hubs have dedicated websites that offer plenty of information, most don't provide information pertinent to travelers looking to get around the airport. Train stations have a unique charm, and some, such as Amsterdam Centraal, have stunning architecture! However, airports are way more comfortable, and if you know them well, you will be able to access all sorts of services.īesides, air travel is the only way to get to places abroad most of the time.

At the same time, the latter is eager to discover new places and live life to the fullest. The former tend to prefer slow traveling, spending months in a single location to truly discover its secrets and culture. I book those flights through an agency, confirm the day ahead, and arrive at the airport when they suggest (usually 2 hours ahead) because I've seen them overbooked many times and don't want to be left without a seat.Some people like to travel by train, while others choose planes. Here are 2 transportation providers I’ve been pleased with in Guatemala for share shuttles, private transfers, and flight arrangements: Private drivers will pick you up and drop you off wherever you ask them to on your schedule. I'm not speaking from personal experience there and also don't know if the share shuttles will drop you at the domestic terminal so hopefully others will chime in. I think there would be taxis around but not in the quantity or the stacks of share shuttles like you see as you exit GUA. It's TAG that leaves from a different terminal.

I've always flown that route on Taca/Avianca and they leave from the same terminal as the international flights so no problem there.

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