(berths C330-334). With its opening in 2014. it became the main one for big cruise ships. You can find out where your ship will be located a few days before the cruise. port website. Depending on this, the logistics of transfers are different.

Options for those whose cruise begins in Copenhagen.

Travel from the airport to the cruise terminal and vice versa:

1. The most expensive - on the day of the cruise, cruise shuttles from NCL, Princess, HAL, etc. run from the airport - 30 euros per person.
2. Taxis work - according to the meter, about 45-50 euros for 4 people - I think the best option - they take you straight to the port, to the baggage drop-off point. There are traffic jams during the day.
3. The “cheapest” is by train, with a transfer at the railway station (Norreport), a ticket costs 5.5 euros per person + after the transfer, another 5.5 - count - 11 euros multiplied by 4, the same 44 euros as for a taxi - although four with luggage can do not put in 1 taxi. Get off at the Nordhavn station, then walk, at a brisk pace for about 15 minutes, and with suitcases - all 30. There is a blue line drawn on the asphalt, and follow it (if you enlarge the Google map, you can see it) - it is inconvenient to walk since the road goes along port area. Tickets can be purchased from the machine at the entrance to the train station or from the 7-Eleven store near the entrance.
4. The shuttles are not free. It seems that there are paid Shuttles from MSCh and Costa.

You can get from the airport to the terminals Metro(works around the clock). You must take a ticket for 3 zones. The journey will cost 36 CZK (5€). You can pay by card. Tickets must be validated in yellow boxes before entering the platform. Once composted, the ticket is valid for 1 hour. This time is enough to get to the cruise terminal. Travel time from the airport takes no more than 30 minutes. More details on the airport website.

To get to the pier closest to the city center Langelinie, you need to get to Nørreport station, change to the above-ground metro there S-tog and get off after one stop at Østerport station. From the stop to the pier it is 1 km.

To the terminals Frihavnen And Oceankaj- the same, but you need to get to the next station Nordhavn on the same skytrain line.

If the Frihavnen terminal is 800 m from the Nordhavn station, then new terminal Oceankaj – 3.5 km. You can get there by buses No. 25 and 27. Stop at the terminal.

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Or take a taxi, there may be a shuttle bus from cruise company. On the day of departure, cruise companies organize transfers from the airport to the pier. Cost from 5 to 15 euros.

Bus number 26 runs past Langelinie and Frihavnen terminals. It can take you to Kongens Nytorv (New Royal Square), Copenhagen Central (train station) and Rådhuspladsen (Town Hall Square) and back. A ticket can be purchased from the driver for 24 CZK. Euro (3.5) accepted. Prepare some change. It also works in the subway for an hour.

When returning to the ship, be careful when choosing a bus. The display in the front window displays either Færgehavn Nord (Frihavnen terminal) or Langelinjekaj (Langelinie terminal).

If you plan to travel around the city a lot by public transport, it makes sense to purchase a day pass costing 80 CZK. Also consider buying a Copenhagen card worth €51, which includes entry to 79 attractions and all transport.

On train station Copenhagen Central Station has luggage storage. The cost of 1 suitcase is 70 CZK.

Transfer options for those who arrived in Copenhagen in transit by ship.

If the ship docks at the Langelinie pier, you're in luck. You can walk about 3 km to the city center past the little mermaid on the embankment.

If at the Frihavnen or Oceankaj piers, you can use bus No. 26 or a transfer from the cruise company costing 13 €. You can also take the above-ground metro from Nordhavn station to the center.

Bass tourist routes with a Russian audio guide pass by all the terminals. There are two of them in Copenhagen - CitySightseeing and Gray Line. The routes are almost identical and almost coincide with the route of bus No. 26. Oddly enough, the price on site is cheaper than on the website. Children under 15 years old are seated for free.

The bass tourist route is quite compact. Therefore, if your ship is docked at the Langelinie pier, you can leisurely walk to the main attractions.

How to get to Copenhagen Airport by bus, metro or train, day or night. Cost of travel to the city center and where to call.

All transport from the airport to the city (bus, metro, train) is covered by public transport tickets, and before deciding which one is suitable, you need to buy a single ticket. The cost of such a one-time ticket to the city center is 36 DKK or a little less than 5 € at the exchange rate.

If you are going to use public transport on this day or subsequent days, it is best to purchase a ticket for 24 hours for 80 DKK or for 3 days for 200 DKK. You can buy tickets from vending machines at all metro and train stations, as well as at the airport. The ticket is valid within zones 1-4, which covers almost all the city’s attractions.

For those who plan to visit museums, neighboring cities and use public transport, it would be better to purchase for 1, 2, 3 or 5 days. With this card you can get free access to more than 70 museums and use all transport in the Copenhagen transport zone, which is a very large area. You can pay for the card online and pick it up upon arrival at the airport in tourist center.

It is best to plan your route to/from the airport using any type of transport using the website. This resource will not only show you the best option, but will also tell you the cost of a one-time ticket depending on the distance and transport zones.

Metro to Copenhagen Airport

The M2 metro line runs directly into Copenhagen Airport. The stop is located at the end of Terminal 3, no need to go outside. The metro runs around the clock, every 5 minutes during the day, and 15-20 minutes at night. It takes 15 minutes to get to the city center (Nørreport station).

A single ticket costs 36 DKK. You can purchase it at the DSB ticket office and at the machine at every metro station; the terminal accepts coins and credit cards, you can also buy CityPass passes for 1 or 3 days from the machine.

Train from Copenhagen Airport

The airport's Terminal 3 has a railway line from neighboring Sweden. By train you can get to central station Copenhagen Central Station in 14 minutes. Departures every 10 minutes during the day, every 20-30 minutes at night.

The stop is located under terminal 3, from the terminal to the platform there is an escalator. Tickets are sold at DSB ticket offices, but all trains going through the airport are valid for public transport tickets, including CityPass and .

• Single ticket can be purchased on the website if you do not want to buy a Copenhagen CityCard. In the search you need to select Copenhagen (CPH) and Copenhagen.

You can also take trains directly to the Swedish cities of Malmö and Gothenburg, and use the Copenhagen CityCard to get to Helsingor.

Bus to Copenhagen Airport

In addition to trains and metro, there is a bus number 5C from the city center to Copenhagen Airport. Unlike the metro and train, the bus stop is located near Terminal 3, and not inside. Buses also go to the airport around the clock

The bus is the longest option to get to the city center and is more suitable for those who have a reservation for this bus route.

Passing bus for 2€

Nettbuss buses run from the center of Copenhagen through the airport, and tickets for them can be purchased on the website for only 2 €. These are the most cheap way come to the airport, but it has one drawback - there are only a few flights of this bus per day.

We will describe in more detail how to get from Copenhagen Kastrup Airport to the center of the capital. This tourist destination is very interesting and popular among our compatriots. Here you can stroll along the ancient Scandinavian streets, see unusual sights and admire the view of the northern seas and bays.

If you have experience traveling in European countries and speak at least a little Danish or English language, then it will be easier to navigate the city. In this case, knowing about some nuances, you can significantly save on travel, services, etc. And only for beginners without knowledge foreign languages you will have to overpay for almost everything while traveling.

general information

Well developed in Denmark transport system. There are buses, trains, metro, taxis and other services. You need to pay for tickets in local currency – Danish kroner (DKK). When converted, it turns out that 1 crown is 0.13 euros or 9.84 rubles. To do this, you need to exchange money when leaving the departure area or have a bank card with you.

Copenhagen Airport has three terminals, receiving domestic and international flights. Foreign tourists Mostly they arrive in T2 or T3. If there is a need to get from one zone to another, you should use the available free buses plying around the airport. They operate around the clock, and the interval between flights is no more than 10-15 minutes.

The distance from the airport to the city center is only 8 km, which can be covered in 15-20 minutes by any means of transport. To do this, you need to purchase a general ticket from special machines. It applies to metro, buses and trains heading towards the city and costs 36 DKK. This card is called CityPass and has a limited validity of 60 minutes. Therefore, it is purchased immediately before the trip, for example, in airport terminals.

The same ticket can be valid for 24-72 hours if you are going to use public transport in the city more than once in the next 24 hours. It costs 80 and 200 crowns respectively. Its action is limited to only 1-4 zones, which is beneficial for tourists, since such a map covers almost all areas with.

If you want to visit as much as possible a large number of museums of the capital, as well as travel around the surrounding area and suburbs, it is advisable to buy another type of ticket - Copenhagen CityCard. They also come in different validity periods - for 1, 2, 3 or even five days. Accordingly, the price will differ. Such a ticket gives you the opportunity not only to use public transport for free all this time, but also to freely visit more than 70 museums in the country. Order this map You can go to the official website in advance and pick it up at the tourist center or purchase it from special machines.

Metro

The easiest way to get from Copenhagen Airport to the city center is using the underground metro line. To do this, you don’t even have to leave the airport itself. The stop is located under the third terminal; just go down there by escalator. Trains run very frequently - every five minutes during the day and 15-20 in the evening. Travel time will be no more than 15 minutes.

This type of transport is the most convenient and profitable, since a single ticket will cost only 36 DKK, and there will be no traffic jams along the way. To find out where to get by metro, you need to look at the map of the M2 line and get off at the desired stop.

Trains

Passes through the airport Railway, connecting Copenhagen and other cities in the country, as well as some neighboring states. The stop is located right there, at the third terminal, so you don’t have to leave the building, which is very convenient for travelers. Tickets can be purchased in the same way from special machines, DSB ticket offices and on the website. But it is better to buy a CityCard if you have an additional trip outside the city.

Trains run every 10 minutes during the day, and in the evening the interval increases to half an hour. The city center can be reached in 20 minutes, trains depart from platform No. 2. If your trip involves visiting several Scandinavian countries at once, then you can use the same transport from Copenhagen to Malmo and Gothenburg.

Buses

Less popular, but just as convenient and accessible, is this method of getting to the city from the airport. But unlike previous options, the stop is located outside the terminal, on the street. The ticket price is the same as for all other types of transport; CityCard and CityPass are valid.

The disadvantage of buses is that they take longer to get to the city, since there are traffic jams on the roads. But they work around the clock, so even at night you can get to the desired area. We list the most popular routes:

• 5A – goes to the final stop Husum Torv, passes the railway station;
• 35 – operates only during the day and connects the airport with DR Byen St.;
• 36 – runs to Noragersmindevej, does not travel at night.

A cheaper option is Nettbus. The price in this case will be 15 DKK, but there are only a few such flights per day. You can purchase tickets and check the schedule on the official Omio website. Also, from Copenhagen Airport you can immediately get by bus to other cities. So, the route to Aarhus is No. 888, and you will get to Sweden by No. 999.

Taxi and transfer

In almost all countries, these types of services are considered the most expensive. Therefore, order a car from the airport to the city center or any booked hotel should only be done when it is really necessary. Sitting in your car, you can comfortably get to your desired location.

If you are traveling with children or a large group, with large and heavy luggage, then you should call a car with a driver using the services. In this case, you will pay about 300 DKK for the trip, but in terms of several people this will be a more profitable option. In the same way, you can use a transfer ordered from a hotel or travel agency, but it will cost more – 750 DKK.

Car rent

People who prefer complete freedom in terms of movement around the country, planning their own routes to sights and surrounding areas, always choose this service. And although it turns out to be the most expensive compared to public transport, it provides an undeniable advantage.

You can rent a car in Denmark in advance using the services or. It is important to successfully choose the car that is suitable for you and decide on the rental duration, because the rates most depend on these two factors.

Copenhagen Airport is called Kastrup and is located eight kilometers from the central part of the city of Copenhagen. Currently, this sky pier is one of the major airports in Scandinavia. It was built in 1925 on the island of Amager. The annual passenger traffic is about twenty-five million people. Skyport operates with 65 countries around the world and ranks seventeenth in European countries according to workload.

general information

The IATA code is "CPH".

The ICAO code is "EKCH".

Address: P.O. Box 74, Lufthavrsboulevarden 6, DK-2770 Kastrup, Denmark.

Copenhagen Airport

Contact Information:

• Phones: +4 532 31-20-37 (management), +4 532 31-32-31 (inquiry).
• Fax: +4 532 31-31-47.

Official website of Kastrup Airport.

Working hours: daily and around the clock.

Airport inside

Online flight board

You can find out the exact flight schedule of the Copenhagen Sky Pier on the official website. However, on the website all information is provided in two languages: English and Danish.

• Online arrivals board at Copenhagen Airport
• Online departure board

On the site screen you can see the time of arrival or departure (Time), waiting time (Expected), name of the airline (Airline), destination (Destination), flight number (Gate), terminal (Terminal), status (Status).

Important! The flight schedule in Russian can be viewed on the Yandex website. Where is the Copenhagen arrivals board online for today (tomorrow), as well as departures.

How to get there

You can get to Copenhagen Air Port using the following options:

Terminal 3

• Metro. From the city centre, you can take the metro from Norreport station to the Copenhagen air hub. The station in the sky port is called Lufthavnen, or Kastrup Lufthavn Station. The metro operates around the clock, and runs every six minutes during the day and every twenty minutes at night. The journey to the airport takes 15 minutes. The ticket costs DKK 36* and is valid for just over an hour. More precisely, within one hour and 15 minutes, you can make different transfers using the purchased ticket. It is also possible to buy a travel pass valid for the whole day.
• By bus. You can also get to the airport terminal from the city by bus number 5A, which operates 24 hours a day. The exact schedule and route can be found on the website. Travel time from the city center will take half an hour, excluding traffic jams. The fare is as cheap as metro or train travel - DKK 36*. Buses No. 35 and No. 36 can also take you to the airport, but they only operate during the day.

Parking

Castrum Airport is equipped with three parking lots: Budget, Standard, Direct. They are located next to the terminals. Standard and Direct parking is free for the first fifteen minutes. The price for a parking space per hour is DKK 45*. The cost of parking per day will be 115 DKK* for Budget, 220 DKK* for Standard, 310 DKK* for Direct.

Airport map

Airport Kopenhagen has three terminals. Currently, only two terminals are operational, as one terminal is being updated and reconstructed. One of the working terminals serves low-cost flights. The second terminal is the most updated and receives major flights. This terminal has a metro station and a railway.

Note! For quick and convenient movement between the terminals, a bus passes every 15-20 minutes. Passengers can board this bus and get to their desired location absolutely free.

The terminals are equipped with signs, so it is very easy to navigate and you can quickly find everything you need.

Map of Kastrup Airport

Services

Basic and free services provided by cph airport:

• Check-in counters, thanks to which passengers can check in for departure themselves.
• Online display with departures and arrivals of aircraft, as well as sound notification about their status.
• Special room for mother and child.
• Electronic scales for weighing luggage.
• Assistance and special equipment are provided for people with disabilities.
• A bus for transporting passengers to the aircraft cabin.
• Compliance with all necessary measures on flight safety.
• Medical assistance to passengers in need.
• When applying, delivery of flight certificates.

Online scoreboard at the airport

Additional and paid services:

• Restaurants, many cafes and bars with a varied menu.
• Luggage packing services.
• Business lounges, one located in Terminal 2 with admission price DKK 169*. The cost of the second business lounge will be approximately 125 DKK*, visiting hours are limited from 5 am to 20-30 pm.
• Banking branches and ATMs.
• Luggage storage.
• Organizations providing car rentals.

Wi— Fi

Free Wi-Fi is available at the airport, but only members of the CPH Advantage program can use it without paying.

Note! All other passengers can use Wi-Fi for DKK 40* for half an hour of internet use. You can also pay DKK 80* and use the Internet for four hours.

Hotels in the transit zone

For a more comfortable wait for your flight, especially if it is delayed for a long time, you can use a hotel near the airport and rent a room.

• A hotel called Cabinn Metro is located five kilometers from air harbor Kastrup. Distance from railway is seven hundred meters. The rooms have everything you need: plasma TV, table with chairs, beds, bathroom, toilet, kettle. Breakfast is served buffet style. Free Wi-Fi is available. The cost for two will be 80 euros* per day.
• Hostel Danhostel Copenhagen City is located six kilometers from the airport. The rooms have long beds. Showers and toilets are shared, but you can use a private shower for a fee. The cost of a double room is 60 euros* per day. There is an additional charge for towels and bed linen.
• The Park Inn by Radisson hotel can be reached in three minutes. The rooms have plasma TVs, showers, toilets, and all tea and coffee making facilities. You can use the sauna, swimming pool, gym, and Wi-Fi for free. Breakfast is provided at 5:30 am. The price per night is 130 euros* for a double room.

List of Airlines

Copenhagen Airport is large and serves many airlines. For example, flights from Copenhagen to Moscow are served by 48 air carriers. Part base airlines includes:

• Blue1
• Norwegian Air Shuttle
• Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia
• Danish Air Transport
• Primera Air Scandinavia
• Jet Time
• Scandinavian Airlines

The Kastrup aviation hub is one of the oldest in Europe, despite this it is considered one of the best and most modern international airports.

*Prices are current as of July 2018.

Copenhagen's main international airport, Kastrup Airport, is located in Denmark. This is the largest air hub in Scandinavia and Europe, ancient, and considered one of the best. When going on a trip, we are concerned about many questions, for example: what baggage allowances are possible during the flight, what is the weather like in the country you want to visit, how to get from Copenhagen airport to the city center and much more, we’ll try to figure it out.

Copenhagen Kastrup Airport is located 24 kilometers west of Malmö, approximately 8 kilometers from the center of Copenhagen, in Törnby (Kastrup), on the island of Amager. This is a very large airport total area about 12 square kilometers, three runways. Founded 1925.

Very soon the airport will celebrate its centenary; it is one of the best, modern air terminals. In 2016, Kastrup was ranked second for "most punctual airport".

Airport terminal

International Association air transport assigned the Kastrup airport code “CPH”, according to the classification. Copenhagen Airport has an official website - www.cph.dk/en. Before traveling, it will be helpful to obtain the necessary information to stay informed.

To service both domestic and international flights at the airport, it is currently necessary to use terminals 2 and 3, since terminal No. 1 is currently under repair and reconstruction. They are going to expand and transform to make it easier to work with Low-cost companies while they are operated in the CPH Go section. A free shuttle runs between the terminals, the railway station and parking lots - from P1 (from 04:30 to 23:30 - every 15 minutes; from 23:30 to 04:30 - every 20 minutes).

The waiting rooms in the buildings are very cozy, large: there is more than one information desk where you will learn a lot of interesting and useful information, with booklets, maps; you can charge your phone and laptop, online scoreboards, ticket offices, machines for buying tickets yourself, a huge number of indicating signs that are very easy to navigate. There are elevators and escalators.

The terminals have many restaurants and cafes, a variety of shops that sell not only souvenirs, but also food, books, a currency exchange office, a police station, a pharmacy, and an entertainment and games area for children. Particular attention is paid to people with disabilities. Kastrup is quite easy to find your way around, there are signs everywhere.

This airport cooperates with sixty airlines, most of which operate on international routes. Passenger traffic per year is approximately 26 million people.

Copenhagen Airport is the hub for Scandinavian Airlines, home to airlines such as Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia and Norwegian Air Shuttle. You can get all the necessary information on arrival, delay, departure, cancellation, and waiting on the Copenhagen Airport website (online departures and arrivals board).

The main question of the topic: how to get there

It is very easy and quick to get to the city center, to the railway station and to some cities in Sweden and Denmark (Helsingor, Aarhus, Malmo, Gothenburg and others), without transfers. There are several ways to get to your desired location.

The bus is the most convenient and budget option

Most best route No. 5A, because it serves around the clock - the final stop is Husum Tory. There are also buses that operate only during the day - these are No. 35 (runs every half hour, final stop DR Byen St.), No. 36 (runs every 15-30 minutes, final stop No), bus stop is located right at the exit from terminal No. 3.

There is only one stop along the way, at the railway station. The entire journey takes about half an hour. The gaps between plying vehicles are 10 minutes during the day, and a little less frequent at night. You can purchase tickets in the third terminal or from the driver himself. You should be prepared and stock up on iron coins, since the driver only accepts that kind of money. The volute used is the Danish krone. There is also the opportunity to go not only to the suburbs, but also international routes, on flights long distance, services of Eurolines and Swebus companies.

Get there by train

Terminal 3 has railroad station(Copenhagen Airport, Københavns Lufthavn, Kastrup Station), you will get to the center of Copenhagen and if you wish, you can travel not only around Denmark, but also to Sweden. Tickets can be purchased at the DSB ticket office or at the ticket machines in front of the station entrance, or you can take the elevator or escalator to platform 2 (see Spor 2/Track 2 signs). Trains run every 10 minutes, and the time to the city center takes a little more than 20 minutes.

The metro is also a convenient, cheap and fast form of transport

Serves passengers around the clock. How to find it: terminal No. 3, second floor, at the very end of the hall, line M2, Lufthavnen station (Kastrup Lufthavn Station, just don’t confuse it with Kastrup, this station is also somewhere nearby). Within 15 minutes you can reach the city center of Nørreport, Christianshavn or Kongens Nytorv.

Tickets for the trip can be purchased on the platform, at the DSB ticket offices (they are located on the right, if you go through terminal No. 3 from the point of arrival to the zone public transport, there will be a DSB Train Tickets sign) and nearby, in special self-service machines (only iron money or credit cards are accepted).

The interval between train departures is 2–6 minutes during the day and 15–20 minutes at night. WITH hema metro lines are on the official website of the Copenhagen metro: http://intl.m.dk/#!/.

It is useful to know that two children under 12 years of age have the opportunity to ride the metro for free in the presence of one adult.

Taxi is the most comfortable transport

If there are no traffic jams, the entire journey will take about 20 minutes. The price is approximately 300 CZK (40 euros, 2900 rubles), tips are included in the fare, and if you are traveling in a group, the amount can be divided among everyone, it will be cheaper. The taxi rank is easy to find; they are located right at the exit from terminals 2 and 3. You need to order a taxi in advance, then the driver with the car will meet you where you indicate and at any time convenient for you.

Car for rent

Rent a car – it is very convenient to travel in this vehicle, especially if you are a fan of driving, do not want to depend on public transport schedules, or may be planning to travel further than Copenhagen. By metro or bus you won’t be able to stop wherever you want to see, for example, the sights. He is the master of his time.

It is practical that you can order a car online and it will be waiting for you in the parking lot when your flight arrives. You can use it this way and when you need it throughout your vacation or business trip, and then return it where it is convenient for you, as agreed upon, for example, at the airport. The cost is low, a week's rent costs about 300 euros, which includes a child seat and insurance.

shuttle

Shuttle - a variety of types Vehicle, for example: minibuses, minivans of various classes and types of cars. Such a trip will cost about 100 euros. Usually a group of 3 or 4 people is transported, you can divide the amount among everyone. It will take approximately half an hour. You need to order a transfer in advance, then the driver will be waiting for you with a name sign at the time you specify, will help you move your luggage, and the price that was announced to you will not change at the end of the trip. Convenient if you are traveling in a group, or with children, or have a lot of luggage, or do not know the language.

At night, you can get to the city center by rented car or taxi, or a good option by metro, if your luggage allows and you are traveling without children. Good advice: buy a ticket for three zones (metro, train, bus), cost 36 CZK (347 rubles), valid for 1 hour 15 minutes. During this time, you can travel to any point in the city and make transfers using the transport indicated on the ticket.

You can also purchase a City Pass or Copenhagen Card. The good idea is that for a certain time you can travel on any transport. For example, 1 day - price 80 CZK (770 rubles). The validity period is marked on each ticket, depending on how many zones you have chosen. Those who like to visit museums will be especially lucky (there are more than 70 museums in the city). You can buy the card online and pick it up at the airport.

Which hotel to choose

If you came to Copenhagen not to visit someone, but are traveling on your own, then you need to find some hotel or hotel, there are several of them, all you have to do is choose:

• Hilton Copenhagen Airport- This is a five-star hotel located directly on the territory of the airport terminal, with a connection to the third terminal.
• Quality Airport Hotel Dan- This three star hotel. It is located about one kilometer from the airfield. You can get there using free shuttles.
• Ocean Hotel is a three star hotel. It is also located nearby, about one kilometer from the airport, you can get there by metro.

A few more hotels that are located near the airport at your discretion: five-star - Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport (located 700 meters from the airport terminal, 12 minutes to the city center by metro); four-star – AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen, STAY Apartments Copenhagen; three-star - Zleep Hotel Copenhagen Airport (inexpensive, close, compact, about two kilometers to the airport, half an hour to the center), Dragør Hotel & Apartments, CPH Studio Hotel, Park Inn by Radisson Copenhagen Airport, Copenhagen Airport Hotel.

Thus, we got acquainted with the variety of different ways to get to the center of Copenhagen, which options are the cheapest, which are the most comfortable and convenient, but expensive. The choice is yours. We wish everyone unforgettable impressions from travel and easy roads!

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