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Hello,
I"m thinking about doing a tour of Iran with Global Exchange. However, I have no idea of the best way to try to get into the country. Where should I find a flight to/from? I reckon there has to be a cheaper way than going to a search engine and looking for airfare between LA and Tehran. I've emailed global exchange to ask about it, but I figured someone here may have done it themselves. Chris ------------------------------ Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice...we won't get fooled again. Insert Stereotype Here |
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One cheaper way to consider would be:
-Cheap flight to Europe (London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, wherever.) -Discount airline to Istanbul -Bus to Iran I've done some looking at this kind of itinerary when people have asked about other middle eastern destinations and it seems to usually be a LOT cheaper than direct-booked flights. Plus you get to spend some time in Europe and Turkey. _____________________________ On the road now... 6 months from Toronto to Wellington, with stops in Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia still to come! See exactly what I'm up to:New Travel 'Blog |
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Hola Mr. Chris,
I´ve looked for flight to Iran at eDreams and found very good fares, i.e. Frankfurt-Teheran for 450€ one way. Doesn´t sound so bad. Another way to get in is by land. Theres a train that goes from Turkey to Iran and wich is very cheap, Seat 61 has info for it Turkey--->Iran: "There is a safe and comfortable weekly train from Istanbul to Tehran, reintroduced in March 2001, called the Trans-Asia Express. The train is actually two trains, a Turkish one from Istanbul to Tatvan pier, then a ferry across Lake Van, then an Iranian train from Van pier to Tehran. Only one baggage van actually goes all the way, being ferried across Lake Van on a train ferry..! Both Turkish and Iranian trains have modern air-conditioned 1st class 4-berth couchettes and an elegant modern restaurant car. The total distance from Istanbul to Tehran is 2,968km excluding the 90km length of Lake Van."
Feliz viaje - Happy Travel - Schöne Reise |
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