Oct 15, 2008:
An interview with Oscar Diös from the Jumbo Hostel in Sweden:
http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Oscar_Di%C3%B6s_tells_Wikinews_about_his_hostel_within_a_Boeing_747
The hostel, which is to open in December, is aimed at families with children, aviation enthusiasts, low-budget travelers and people catching early morning flights who wish to leave it as late as possible before rising to get to check-in - unlike its competitors, the Jumbo Hostel is ten minutes walk from the check-in desks.
16 years
unlike its competitors, the Jumbo Hostel is ten minutes walk from the check-in desks.
That's another marketing BS... which should be continued as: but at least an hour from anything else! :D
And if you call a taxi to get into town, how long do you have to walk for it? :rolleyes:
16 years
That's another marketing BS... which should be continued as: but at least an hour from anything else! :D
Although, it probably beats sleeping in the airport
16 years
Although, it probably beats sleeping in the airport
IMHO it wouldn't as sleeping in airports are usually free of charge.
Maybe it could attract people who wants to sleep on such unusual place as a plane could be. :confused:
16 years
That's another marketing BS... which should be continued as: but at least an hour from anything else! :D
And if you call a taxi to get into town, how long do you have to walk for it? :rolleyes:
The train into town costs € 20. I don´t even want to know what they charge for a cab ride.
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