London Heathrow is the world's busiest international airport. London Gatwick, London City,   Stansted and Luton airports also serve the capital. In south England, Southampton   is the   largest airport, while Exeter, Bournemouth and Bristol airports offer some European

  services. All air passengers have good transport services by bus, coach, rail   or private taxi    into the surrounding areas.

 * Low Fare airlines (Europe)

  You can come to the UK by ferry from Ireland, Spain, Belgium, France, Holland, Germany, 

  Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland; and by ocean liner from New York.   Further services connect to other British islands - from the Scottish Isles to the Isles of   Scilly. Main southern arrival ports are Dover, Folkestone, Newhaven, Plymouth, Poole,   Portsmouth and Southampton.

 * Channel Ferries (Europe)

  The UK's international high-speed passenger train service is run by Eurostar. Via the   Channel Tunnel, the service travels between the Gare du Nord in Paris and London    Waterloo International station in three hours, and between Brussels Midi and London   Waterloo in two hours and 40 minutes. There are 17 Paris-to-London trains daily, and eight   Brussels-to-London departures. Some services stop at Lille (France), Calais   Frethun   (France) and Ashford (England) en route.

 * Train (Europe)