Everything you need to before landing in London from the US

The month of March is here and it is one of the very best times to travel to London from the USA, regardless of your place of stay. We will discuss today about two cities in particular, in the US, Newark and Chicago, and all the details of packing your bags and landing in London to explore the largest city in the United Kingdom (UK).

Newark is the most populous city in the New Jersey state. It is also one of the major pointers used as air, shipping and rail hubs in the country with a population of nearly 300,000 people. Flights from Newark to London are at its most affordable on February, as is the case with most American cities due to the humid subtropical weather tendencies in most American cities. Airfare is around 2 percent less this time of the year. On the other hand, Newark to London flights are at their peak during the month of July, with expected price increase more than 15 percent for flights. If you’re looking for below-average priced tickets for this route it is a good idea to book your tickets at least 41 days before the scheduled date of your journey. The most common direct flights are from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Gatwick Airport (LGW) in London.

Coming to the topic of flying from Chicago to London, we have already discussed multiple times this route and I think by now most of you know it by heart that the cheapest and most expensive time to fly from Chicago to London are the months of February and July respectively. The mostly-used routes between the cities are from O'Hare International Airport (ORD) to London Gatwick Airport (LGW).

Additionally, the O’Hare airport has multiple facilities to distract you from the boredom of waiting at the airport or the monotone of a long flight journey. Plant lovers get an Aeroponic Tower Garden at Chicago Airport and numerous cafes and resting lounges for you to stretch out; whereas, in London Airport you can relax and dedicate your time at the Yoga Room at T3 Rotunda. Spa outlets in the terminals are also quite famous with tourists.

Once you’re there in London a city tour bus should be your first choice when it comes to first-time travelers, especially. It‘ll save you a lot of bucks and let you visit the primary points of the city which is a must-watch for any first-timer in London, like the Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Coca-Cola London Eye, Tower of London, tour of Warner Bros. Studio and so many other things.
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