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How to get in Georgetown (Guyana)
How to get in Georgetown (Guyana)
Cheddi Jagan Temeri Internationl Airport (IATA: GEO) is the main airport serving Georgetown. It is mainly served by Caribbean Airlines from the Caribbean islands and from Miami and New York through Port of Spain as well as by LIAT , which provides good connections from Port of Spain and Bridgetown, Barbados from islands such as Antigua, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, St. Lucia, and Grenada. Delta Airlines flies twice-weekly from New York. Make sure you have some currency when you arrive because there is no ATM in the airport. Also, in town, the only bank that your card will work at is Scotia Bank. US Dollars can be used for almost any transaction and you can easily stay in Georgetown without using the local currency.
Immigration processing is appallingly slow. Arriving tired on one of the late-night flights is an exercise in considerable patience. Once out of the airport it is between 45 minutes and one hour from Georgetown, depending on traffic, and taxis should cost around $25.
Ogle Airport is in Georgetown. This is mainly used for domestic flights but Roraima Airways has recently started an international service from Paramaribo, Suriname.
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