Do you have a business trip to Kiev? Or want to distract yourself and spend the weekend away from home? The capital of Ukraine is a great place to walk, go to clubs, get a boost of energy in the Lavra, or just sleep!
It is necessary
- - telephone;
- - the Internet;
- - passport data.
Instructions
Step 1
Until a few years ago, the task of buying a ticket was boring. It was necessary to grab a piece of working time, go to the railway station or to the air ticket offices, spend several hours in line there in order to get the coveted "piece of paper". It's much easier now. First, decide how you want to get to the glorious city of Kiev: by train or by plane.
Step 2
If you decide to fly by plane, there are several options for how to buy a ticket. Go to the airline office and purchase it locally. However, this is the most inconvenient way: you have to go, find an office, choose a flight there, wait until everything is processed, pay. In a word - long. You can contact travel agencies, of which there are a lot today. For a nominal commission, they will find you a comfortable flight and a reasonable price. The advantage is that airlines have switched to the electronic form of tickets, so everything can be done remotely: pay by card and receive a ticket by e-mail. You only need to provide your data. And if you have a little more time, you can use the services of flight search engines, which will show you all the available options in terms of time and cost. You choose the one that suits you, go to the seller's website, fill in your passport data, enter the bank card details, and as soon as the payment has gone through, the tickets come to your mail.
Step 3
A ticket for a train is bought according to a similar scheme: at the ticket office at the railway station, at an agency or via the Internet. But there is an important point: you receive a booking confirmation by e-mail, but you still need to get the ticket at the station. This can be done in advance or just before the train leaves through the ticket office or through the terminal.
Good bye!
