No matter how excited you are about your trip, one thing bound to really take the shine off any joyful anticipation is the agonisingly boring hanging around the airport terminal beforehand. Belts, boots, jackets off at security, then shuffling through, grabbing everything again the other side, then having to decide whilst still half-dressed and half-packed whether you want a coffee or the toilet or the shop or something to eat or a newspaper or a quiet sit down first. You end up trailing around the concourse, dawdling in duty free, back and forth and round and round, looking for a little corner to make a base then having to leave it to go and get an adapter plug or something and the precious space is claimed by someone else when you get back. You are so focused on passing the time that you actually forget to keep an eye on what time it is and have to hurry to the gate to wait some more. By the time you get on board you’ve already spent a small fortune on nothing worthwhile, and are restless and definitely grumpy. You really should have booked an airport lounge, it’s the only civilised way to endure airport time.
ReadyClickAndGo now offers travellers a simple, straightforward online booking service for airport lounges at both the outward and homeward ends of your journey, with immediate confirmation of knowing you can swap the hustle and bustle of a busy airport terminal for the quiet and comfort of an airport VIP lounge before your flight – a touch of luxury at the start or end of your holiday. VIP Lounges provide a tranquil environment where you can relax before you fly, where you can enjoy a quiet drink and light refreshments, read newspapers or simply watch TV.
There are 224 airport VIP lounges worldwide in the Lounge Pass programme, in almost 50 countries at 126 airports and prices start from as little as US$ 29 per person. Visit our website VIP Airport Lounges with ReadyClickAndGo.
About the author: Tara
The travel professional with years of experience in the travel industry – in guiding, reservations, operations, contracting, customer service and product development – and have travelled extensively in Asia and Eastern Europe not just on holiday but also for work, inspecting hotels, visiting attractions and seeing exactly what each destination has to offer. The only way I could do this properly was with my own guide, car and driver and this inspired me to create my own range of customised private day tours for other people to be able to explore in-depth and learn to love their destination as much as I do.
Website: www.readyclickandgo.com
Website: http://www.readyclickandgo.com
