"Spain has many international..." Spain Transportation Tip by Ronald_T

<font color = blue>Spain</font color = blue> has many <font color = blue>international airports</font color = blue>, including <font color = blue>Madrid</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Barcelona</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Bilbao</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Santiago de Compostela</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Sevilla</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Granada</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Málaga</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Almería</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Alicante</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Valencia</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Palma de Mallorca</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>Ibiza</font color = blue> and <font color = blue>Maó</font color = blue>. <font color = blue>Bus</font color = blue> and <font color = blue>train travel</font color = blue> are other good options and there are <font color = blue>regular bus services to Spain from all major centres in Europe</font color = blue>, including <font color = blue>Lisbon</font color = blue>, <font color = blue>London</font color = blue> and <font color = blue>Paris</font color = blue>. <font color = blue>Travelling to Spain by train</font color = blue> can be <font color = blue>more expensive</font color = blue> than by bus unless you are <font color = blue>under 26</font color = blue> or have a <font color = blue>rail pass</font color = blue>. <font color = blue>Ferry services</font color = blue> connect Spain directly with the <font color = blue>UK</font color = blue> and <font color = blue>Morocco</font color = blue>. <CENTER><font color = green>A departure tax applies when flying out of Spain, but this is included in the price of the ticket at purchase.</font color = green></CENTER>

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