Venice Flight - Two airports serve Venice, Aeroporto di Venezia Marco Polo, and Treviso (which is quite convenient to central Venice). Many airlines fly into Venice as it continues to be one of the most popular tourist destinations. The fact that there are a number of airlines means that fares are competitive and you should shop around to find the best deal. Try some of the online air ticket suppliers and do your research to find out what are the big discounts and what days are the best to travel. You can then decide whether you will go to Treviso or to Venice Marco Polo. It is always worth doing a bit of homework on your flights and you can then plan your itinerary around that. In all around 40 airlines fly to Venice Marco Polo International Airport with direct services from many countries.

From the UK, apart from charter flights (many of which offer seat only fares), there is British Airways and Easyjet to Venezia Marco Polo from Gatwick and Ryanair from regional airports and Stansted to Treviso. In January 2005 British Midlands launched a direct flight from Heathrow to Venice.

Although Venice is a major city destination, becasues of the number of airlines competing on the route, the airfares are quite reasonable. With the low fares airlines especially, it is best to book early and get the lowest fares.

If you do need to contact the Venice Airport for any reason the name, address and phone number are below. You can also visit its website for more information about the airport itself. This website has maps of the airport and parking areas also.

Aeroporto di Venezia Marco Polo
Viale G. Galilei, 30/1
30030 Tessera-Venezia
Telefono: 041 2606111
http://www.veniceairport.it/?lan=en