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Taxi

Taxi and Uber are the most popular way of transportation in Tabuk city center, both by tourists and locals. As for getting to Tabuk Regional Airport, you can find numerous taxi companies in the city center, as well as ask for one from your hotel. Taxi prices may vary in several terms like distance, whether it’s day or night, on Sundays, and due to your baggage. Generally, taxi prices start from 15-20 USD.

Rental Car

There are many rental car companies in Tabuk, where you can rent a car or private shuttles for transportation or get around the city center. On average, a rental car in Tabuk city center costs around 35-45 USD per day, but prices can change according to car type, duration of rent, mileage, etc. If you are planning to rent a car to get to Tabuk Regional Airport, do not forget to ask if you can leave the car at the airport before your ride.

Hotel Shuttles

Hotel shuttles are the best options for transportation to Tabuk Regional Airport, especially when you travel with baggage and certainly in large groups. Besides you can avoid the hustle of arranging a ride for the last minute before your flight. For this reason, you can get in touch with hotels that provide shuttle services from and to the airport, share your flight time, and ask whether they charge for this service.

Located on an island, Chubu Centrair Airport and Nagoya Port are Japan's world-class architectural structures. Nagoya, which provides air transportation through International Chubu Centrair Airport, uses the port to transfer vehicles produced in the city. In Japan, which has an important role in the rapid development of trains and subways, Nagoya Railway Station has a significant place.

In the city, which hosts the biggest train station in the world, access to almost all the regions of the city is provided by high-speed train and underground metro. There are also high-speed train services to all parts of Japan. Buses and taxis are at the service of the passengers in the city

Chubu Centrair Airport has a rich and diverse range of transportation alternatives. While shuttles, rental cars and taxis provide passengers a special means of transportation, buses and trains allow passengers to safely reach the city center under state control.

Taxi

Vehicles belonging to four different taxi companies (Meitetsu Chita, Anzen, Chita Tsubame, and Shachi Dai-Ichi Kotsu) located opposite the terminal building serve all day. Apart from regular taxis, you can also use the taxis called Noriari Taxi, which take more than one passenger, to travel at a lower cost.

Bus

To travel from Chubu Centrair Airport to the city center by bus, you need to reach the bus terminal on the first floor of Access Plaza. The buses are starting to operate at 8 am. There is no bus service after 10 pm. The last stop of buses departing from the airport is the Meitetsu Railway Station in the city center.

Train

Trains are a quick alternative to get to the city center. However, there are two different train services at the airport. Sky Limited Express offers a faster journey, while Rapid Limited Express reaches Nagoya after a longer ride. Before you get on these trains, you must buy tickets from the booths. Rapid Limited Express is slower, but it is more economical. The departure point of the trains is indicated by the signs at the terminal building.

Shuttle

Those who do not want to travel by bus or train, and crowded groups that do not fit in a single cab, can easily go to the city center or to different parts of the city with shuttles. Shuttles can take up to nine passengers. The shuttles operate 24 hours a day, but you have to pay 20% more while travelling between 10 pm and 5 am. You will have the opportunity to reserve from the internet until 9 pm the day before your travel.

Car Rental

At the airport there are five car rental companies (Toyota, Nippon, Times, Orix, Nissan). You can reserve cars from the internet. The car rental companies meet the demands of passengers on the second floor of the Access Plaza, opposite the terminal building.