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Getting There in Seoul
Edit ThisBy having one of the greatest infrastructures and being one of the most developed cities in the Asian continent, Seoul, Getting There is quite easy. The city of Seoul is formally known as the Seoul Special City. This name is quite fitting because not only is the capital of South Korea but also it is among the world's most populated cities. The Seoul Metropolitan Area is the second largest metropolitan area in the world, only second to that of Mexico City.
Getting There by Plane
The
easiest, fastest and most convenient way to get yourself to Seoul is by
plane. The city of Seoul is served by 2 international airports: theGimpo International Airport (better known as just Gimpo Airport and with IATA airport code: GMP) and the Incheon International Airport (IATA airport code: ICN). The Incheon
International Airport is consistently voted among the top 3 airports in
the world and is one of the few airports that has received the 5 stars
from the Skytrax ranking. Several dozens of domestic and international
airlines offer direct flights to and from to Seoul to either of these
airports. It is a good idea to start looking for airfares to the Incheon International Airport because it is the main hub for Korean Air, the largest Korean airline company.
If you're departing from other Korean cities or from major cities in Japan such as Osaka, Tokyo, and Kyoto, it is best to start your search for air tickets with the Gimpo Airport.
If you're departing from North America, Central America or South America, it is a good idea to look for connecting flights through Honolulu, Hawaii and cities in Japan because not only are the fares cheaper but you might be able to complement your Seoul trip with a short stay in one of these great destinations.Contributors
February 09, 2010
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by schitti
February 01, 2010
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by damiandavilarojas
