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Usługi lotniskowe
VIP Lounge w porcie lotniczym Izmir
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Miejsce: Kusadasi
Czas trwania: do 2 godziny
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- Salon VIP na lotnisku w Izmir
- Oferowany wyłącznie przez TUI
Opis wycieczki
Podróżuj w wyjątkowym stylu, a będzie to możliwe, gdy skorzystasz z usług oferowanych przez salon VIP na lotnisku w Izmir. Bez zbędnego zamieszania, odpoczniesz przy nielimitowanych napojach, przekąskach z dostępem do Wi-Fi i nie tylko, przebywając we wspaniałej części hali odlotów. To ogólnie rzecz biorąc bardziej bezstresowy powrót do domu.
Oczekiwanie na lot może być czystą przyjemnością. Jako pasażer VIP zostaniesz powitany po dotarciu na miejsce, a następnie otrzymasz dostęp do wygodnego salonu VIP wraz ze wszystkimi jego udogodnieniami. A kiedy przyjdzie czas na odprawę, kontrolę bagażu oraz kontrolę paszportową, będzie możliwość skorzystania ze wsparcia pracownika salonu.
Wewnątrz salonu będzie nieograniczony dostęp do kawy, herbaty, wody, napojów bezalkoholowych oraz przekąsek, a także do wybranych napojów bezalkoholowych. Możesz też do woli korzystać z bezpłatnego dostępu do sieci Wi-Fi, dostępu do telewizji, magazynów i gazet, a nawet z kącika dla dzieci, który zajmie Twoje pociechy, umożliwiając Ci jeszcze więcej relaksu aż do ostatniej chwili przed odlotem.
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Ważne informacje
- Po dotarciu na lotnisko powita Cię hostessa
- W przypadku jakichkolwiek pytań, należy użyć telefonu zlokalizowanego przy biurku dla gości pierwszej klasy
- W zależności od godziny odlotu, będziesz mieć między półtorej, a dwoma godzinami wewnątrz salonu VIP
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