Nippon Connection to Far East Festival

[Stefan Nutz]

Hi Jasper,

Well, last year i took the plane (Ryanair) from Frankfurt Hahn to Venice 
Treviso. The flight
was really cheap, around 17.- euros. The only problem is, is that the plane 
from
Hahn to Treviso is going around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. So you can 
choose,
if you want to miss the end of NC, or a whole FEFF day. Remember: It takes 
you about
2 hours to go from Frankfurt (city) to Hahn and about 2 hours from Treviso 
to Udine (via train).
Actually i planned to do exactly the same trip this year again, but it looks 
like that i won't find time
for Udine. I am very busy recently - unfortunately.

The whole trip isn't that expensive. But better buy the tickets as soon as 
possible, otherwise
the flights can be everything else but cheap.

I will let you know off-list if i go to FEFF too, but i hardly doubt it.

best,

Stefan



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "J.sharp" <j.sharp at hpo.net>
To: <KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu>
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 1:05 PM
Subject: Nippon Connection to Far East Festival


> Hi there,
>
> I'm just making my April festival plans, and working out how to squeeze in
> as much of Nippon Connection and Udine Far East Festival as possible and 
> the
> logistics of doing a a round trip from the UK.
> I know how there's a couple of people on the list who did this circuit 
> last
> year, but does anyone know the best way to get from Frankfurt down to 
> Udine?
> For example are there (cheap!) flights down from Frankfurt to Northeast
> Italy (I think almost a year barely venturing out of my living room counts
> quite well towards  offsetting my carbon emissions), or is the train a
> viable option, or does this take several days?
>
> Will anyone else be taking the same route as me I wonder? We'll probably 
> end
> up travelling together in that case.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jasper
>
>
>
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