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Which airport should you search for?
Searching the right airport code matters: some cities have two airports, and the cheapest one is not always the easiest to get into town from. These are the main international airports for every destination we cover, with the Atlas & Route guide that explains the trip from each one.
Two airports, one city
- Tokyo: Haneda (HND) is much closer to central Tokyo than Narita (NRT), so a cheaper Narita fare means a longer, pricier transfer. Compare both.
- Rome: Ciampino (CIA) is the smaller airport used by low-cost airlines and has no railway station, so you take a coach into the city. Fiumicino (FCO) has the Leonardo Express to Termini.
- Istanbul: Istanbul Airport (IST) is on the European side and Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) on the Asian side, so check which side your hotel is on before you book.
- Seoul: most international flights land at Incheon (ICN), about 50 km west of the city. Some flights from Japan, China and Taiwan use Gimpo (GMP), which is much closer.
- Tulum: Tulum's own airport (TQO) is much closer than Cancún (CUN) but has fewer flights, so search both.
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