Bus travel advice for Ukraine and Europe: documents, luggage, borders, stations and popular routes.
Useful tips before and during your trip.
A lower room rate may seem attractive until you factor in the cost of travel to and from your destination. When planning a coach holiday, compare accommodation along the entire route, not just per night.
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Taking photos easily changes the pace of a walk: a short street can take half an hour. Before catching the return bus, you need to set a limit beyond which no further photos will be added to the itinerary.
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When time is short, choosing one important goal gives your day a sense of purpose. It’s easier to adjust the rest of your plans if you’re clear about why you’ve come.
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You’ll want to make the most of your last evening, but your early morning departure also requires some preparation. Decide how far you’ll go for a walk before you leave your accommodation.
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A visit package only makes sense if its schedule matches the time you actually spend in the city. The number of venues advertised does not in itself represent a saving.
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It’s best to visit the market knowing what you’ll be able to take away and where you’ll pack your shopping. Otherwise, your trip will end with you having too many bags to carry before boarding.
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A break is more worthwhile when it’s planned into your itinerary, rather than ending up on the other side of town because of a single popular venue. After a long journey, it’s best to make the most of your time and not organise your day around a random queue.
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A major event can make a city more interesting, but it can also disrupt the usual flow of people and access to the streets. It’s worth being prepared, even if you don’t plan to attend the festival.
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The beautiful panoramic view in the photo doesn’t show the steps, the queue or the way back. Before your first ascent after a long flight, check the route to the platform.
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An interesting day doesn’t necessarily have to involve paying for entry. A short stroll is a great way to get to know the city without having to rush straight off the bus into a packed programme of activities.
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A fixed-time session can make your first day a bit of a hassle if you book it too close to your expected arrival time. Before paying, check not only the price but also whether you can change the time.
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For a short overnight stay, a long list of amenities may be less important than easy access and the ability to check out on time. Choose a room to suit the specific time between your flights.
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