The federal republic of Mexico, is located on the North American continent. One of the main tourist destinations for its wonderful Caribbean beaches. It has a length of approximately 2 km ².

How come?
Mexico has several national and international airports. Among the internationals, we can highlight the most important due to the large number of flights and people: the International Airport of Mexico City, the most important in Latin America and the Cancun International Airport. Because of the importance of the airport of Mexico City, is saturated with ease, thus diverting some flights to other airports such as Toluca. (más…)

New York, one of the world’s major cities, the largest of the United States of America and the third largest urban agglomeration in the world after Mexico City and Tokyo.

How come?
New York has 3 major airports: John F. International Airport Kennedy is located in Queens, southeast of the city. It is the largest airport and serves the lines Delta Air Lines and American Airlines. He come most international flights and some local LaGuardia Airport, close to Manhattan. It is the main domestic airport of the city but does not allow flights over 2400 km and has no customs or immigration services, the Newark Liberty International Airport, located between Newark and Elizabeth, close to New York. One of the largest airports in the United States with nearly 30 million passengers a year. (más…)

Tokyo, capital of Japan, located on the island Honshu, the main Japanese archipelago. Besides being the largest city, is the one with highest number of universities, financial institutions, corporations, schools, museums, theaters and so on. Have 23 districts with 8,340,000 people in them. (más…)

Seville, one of the most visited cities in Spain. Capital of the autonomous community of Andalusia has approximately 700,000 inhabitants.

How come?
Sevilla has an airport named Aeropuerto de Sevilla-San Pablo is located 10 km northwest of the city. Its flights are mainly national, but increasingly using this airport to other international locations, especially with the addition of new airlines to the airport in Seville.
Another excellent transport Ave Sevilla is the railway station of Santa Justa is one of the most important in Spain, behind the station of Atocha in Madrid and Barcelona Sans. It connects major cities and towns of Andalusia, as well as Madrid and Barcelona to Seville. (más…)

Berlin, capital of Germany, and one of the most important European capitals. It is only 70 km from the border between Germany and Poland. It has 3,400,000 inhabitants.

How come?
The easiest way to reach the German city, is by plane. Berlin currently has two airports: Schoenefeld Airport in Berlin, the largest city, is being renovated and expanded and will become the only airport in the city and the other will be closed soon, your name will be transformed, calling Hauptstadt-Airport Berlin-Brandenburg International (BBI) and Tegel Airport, which will be closed in 2011 because of the expansion indicated above. Although until recently the city also had Tempehof airport but was closed because of these reasons for enlargement.  Another way to reach the capital is by car or bus (departs from most European capitals). Another method is by train but there are no direct train from Spain, therefore, is due to change in France or Switzerland. (más…)

Former capital of the Russian Empire, and second largest city of Russia. It has 4,577,751 inhabitants and its center is considered by UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was founded in 1703 by Tsar Peter the Great.

How come?
The easiest way of moving into the Russian city is by plane. The city has two airports: Pulkovo 1 (which is mostly domestic and short-haul international) and Pulkovo 2 (which handles international flights). They are at 20 and 18 miles south of the city, respectively. (más…)

Amsterdam, capital of the Netherlands and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. This magical city combines the architecture of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries with its famous canals and bridges. (más…)