Introducing Amsterdam Schiphol Airport in the Netherlands

Introducing Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in the Netherlands

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Amsterdam Airport Schiphol) is like an aviation metropolis. Based on the aviation industry, Schiphol has developed into a modern city where you can shop, eat and drink, gamble in the casino or just people-watch. Of course, this is also the best spot to watch planes taking off and landing. The aviation metropolitan area is different from ordinary cities in that it is more dynamic. For Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, it is most important for passengers to have the most comfortable service and the most pleasant experience at the airport. This goal is also what drives Schiphol's continuous efforts to improve and expand our facilities and services.

Train

There is a train ticketing center in Schiphol Plaza on the first floor of the airport, and the platform of Schiphol Railway Station is underground at the airport. On the first floor, for relevant train information, please refer to the "Train" page or the website http://www.ns.nl.

City distance train journey one way second class fare

Amsterdam 10 kilometers 15 minutes Euro 2,90

The Hague 70 kilometers 30 minutes Euro 6,10

Rotterdam 80 kilometers 50 minutes Euro 8,90

Utrecht 50 kilometers 40-60 minutes Euro 6, 10

Maastricht 200 kilometers 3 hours Euro 23, 80

Car rental

There are 6 car rental companies in Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. The car rental companies are all located in Schiphol Square. The business hours are 07:00-23:00. Sometimes they are especially open. 06:00-23:30.

Bus/Bus

There are many city buses and regional buses to and from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. For detailed information, please check online at http://www.ovr.nl.

Hotel Bus

The KLM Airport Shuttle Bus can take you to several major hotels in Amsterdam, the fare is 17.50 Dutch guilders, 07:00-18:00 Operations. Most hotels near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport have free shuttle buses.

　P1 and P2 short-term parking lots

　P1 and P2 parking lots are quite close to Schiphol Square. The parking fee for the first 3 hours is calculated at the rate of "3.75 guilders/half hour". After that, the rate for the first 3 days is "4.50 Dutch guilders/per hour", with a maximum charge of only 50 Dutch guilders. After that, the daily rate is "25 Dutch guilders/24 hours". You can pay by cash or credit card.

Schiphol Travel Taxi

This is a new taxi service that transports passengers to and from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. For further information or reservations please contact http://www.schiphol.nl.

Taxi

In front of Schiphol Square, there are taxis waiting 24 hours a day to take you to various parts of the Netherlands. For further information or reservations please contact Tel: 31 20 653 10 00 or website: http://www.schipholtaxi.nl.

Departure

Check-in counters Schiphol Airport has a total of 312 check-in counters, and more than 50 airlines fly directly to more than 100 European cities and more than 100 cities outside Europe. City. The check-in counter at Schiphol Airport can be divided into 3 major departure areas:

Departure 1: Check-in counter for Schengen countries (excluding KLM) flights

Departure 2: Check-in for KLM flights- in counter

Departure 3: Intercontinental lines & non-Schengen European flight check-in counters

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In fact, studying abroad It is not advisable to carry too much luggage, because things purchased in China may not be suitable for use locally; and international students may move frequently due to changing schools or other factors. Students who are new to other places do not have many friends, so it is very difficult to move a lot of things. On the contrary, money is more practical. It is best to prepare hundreds of dollars in cash for international students so that they will have money available when the money order cannot be cashed immediately.

The luggage you need to carry is mainly divided into two categories, one is daily necessities and the other is school supplies. Basically, the things you carry in different countries are the same, with slight adjustments based on the climate and environment of the country you are visiting.

Daily necessities generally include: seasonal coats, socks, single tops, casual shirts, jeans, pajamas, underwear, underwear, leather shoes, sports shoes, slippers, a formal suit, short-sleeved shirts, T-shirts, Sun hats, sunglasses, belts, swimsuits, alarm clocks, batteries, chargers, conversion sockets and transformers, thin quilts, sheets/bed covers, toiletries, nail clippers, razors and emergency medicines. In addition, you can bring digital cameras, digital cameras Items such as cameras and MP3s. If you are renting an apartment by yourself, you will also need to bring simple kitchen supplies.

School supplies generally include: laptop (recommended), floppy disk, burnable CD, various Chinese software, such as: window system disk, word, photoshop? two dozen pencils (2B and HB), eraser, ballpoint pen Several water-based pens (signature pens), colored pens, electronic dictionaries and individual calculators, several folders, large schoolbags, glasses, rulers, small scissors, utility knives, etc.

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