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General Information
World Food Moscow 2001 will shortly be appointed an official travel agent who will be able to cater for all of your travel needs.
ITE would like to remind you that all exhibitors and visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements including visas and that ITE undertake no responsibility other than in an advisory capacity. We would like to advise you that your provisions for travel should be made as far in advance as possible to avoid any disappointment.
Please visit this page on March 1st for details of the official travel agent. |
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Getting to Moscow
By Air: Daily air services to Moscow is available from all major international airports. Airlines offering regular flights include: Aeroflot, British Airways, Transaero, Alitalia, Air France, Delta, Finnair, Lufthansa, Air India, Balcon and many more.
By Rail: Moscow's train network links the city to many other international rail lines, access to Moscow by rail can be gained from Warsaw, Prague, Budapest, Frankfurt, Paris, Venice and many other European destinations.
Travel in Moscow
Metro: Moscow has good infrastructure systems and travel is made easy by Moscow's famous metro system. Over 150 stations link the city and some view the stations as a tourist attraction in themselves.
Taxis: Official taxis are widely available throughout Moscow, identified by their yellow colour and draught-lines along the side. The bigger hotels will have taxi points located close to them or are able to arrange taxis upon request. Repair of the non-official city taxis is often questionable and it is advisable to check them over to ensure your safety, prices should always be negotiated before your journey.
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