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Edinburgh Airport (IATA Code: EDI) is located in the Ingliston area of Edinburgh, Scotland, and is about 13 km from the city centre. The airport dates back to the early 1900s when it was opened as a military base during World War I. After World War II, the first runway was built and commercial operations began in 1947.

Edinburgh International Airport has a single terminal. Most major airlines operate through this airport on several routes ferrying passengers to approximately over 150 destinations around the world. It is the busiest commercial airport in Scotland and the sixth busiest airport in the United Kingdom.

The airport has transportation options to and from the airport including cab, bus, tram, car and a train service that is combined with the tram to reach the destination. The airport has parking options such as a terminal, long-term parking, blue badge parking and intermediate parking in case someone comes over to see you off.

If you have a few hours before your flight, use the excellent services and facilities at the airport such as lounges, stores, duty-free shops, restaurants, luggage storage, currency exchange and prayer room to spend your time well.

Lisbon is the capital city of Portugal and is located in the western part of the country overlooking the Tagus River. As the largest city in Portugal, it serves as the country’s most important port as well as an economic, political, and tourist centre. 

Lisbon was the centre of operations during the Portuguese explorations in the 15th century. Centuries of civilizations have shaped the city and given it rich layers of unique cultural heritage for which it is renowned. The feel of the city has stayed the same over the centuries, with the skyline dotted with its vistas, terraces and balconies.

Lisbon's local cuisine, especially the popular bacalhau a bra (salted cod) is a delicacy that cannot be missed. Carne de Porco, Polvo, Frango no Churrasco and Caracoise are filled with aroma and unforgettable taste. ,

Accommodation choices depending on your budget and preference are available in places overlooking the scenic beauty of the city. Lisbon is famous for its history and hospitality to visitors. Locals are warm and friendly and speak English along with Spanish.

Though Lisbon's weather is temperate, the best time to visit is the Spring and Fall. There is plenty to see and do in and around the city, whether you want to explore the nightlife, the historic districts or ancient monuments. There are guided nature, cultural, historical and thematic tours to help you make the most of your trip.

Lisbon Airport (IATA Code: LIS), known as Lisbon Humberto Delgado, is one of the largest international airports in southern Europe. It is located just 7 km from downtown. 

The airport began operations on October 15, 1942, with only four runways. The airport currently has 2 terminals, while a 3rd one is in the plans. In 2015, the airport was renamed Humberto Delgado, after a famous Portuguese air force general and politician.

A major international hub, it serves several destinations around the world, including short-haul flights within Europe and long-haul flights to other continents.

With around 30 million passengers per year, it is the busiest airport in Portugal.

It has many transportation options including cabs, buses, metro and car rentals from the airport. The airport's facilities and services ease the travel stress for passengers such as VIP lounges, restaurants, bars, duty-free shopping, press conference rooms, financial services, assistance for people with special needs and much more.