Birmingham Airport

Where can I have Covid-19 testing before I travel?

Yes, our testing partner, Randox, have a testing site in Birmingham City Centre. For full details and how to book your tests, please click here.

Is the Air-Rail Link currently operating to/from Birmingham International train station?

The Air-Rail Link is operating between the hours of 03:30 - 00:30.

What shops, bars and restaurants are currently open at the airport?

Most of our outlets are back open at the airport. Please click here for my information.

Should I arrive earlier at the airport than normal?

All passengers are encouraged to arrive at the terminal in line with the check-in opening times for their flight.

What can I expect in Dubrovnik?

A sparkling jewel in the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is otherworldly. The main draw is the charming pedestrian-only Old Town, packed with aristocratic architecture and elegant ornate churches, as well as many shops and restaurants. Coupled with beaches, pristine sea and top-notch food, Dubrovnik is an irresistible holiday destination.

With a pleasing mix of locally sourced and contemporary cuisine, Dubrovnik is the foodie pearl of the Dalmatian coast. Don’t leave without trying its most famous dessert rožata. Similar to crème brûlée in texture, this pudding has a secret ingredient – homemade rose liqueur. Rum is often added to give it a kick.

What is the flight time to Dubrovnik?

The approximate flight time to Dubrovnik is 3 hours.

What is the weather like in Dubrovnik?

The high season in Dubrovnik runs from May through to July with the low season being from November to March. In the summer, the average temperatures are in the mid to late twenties.

Why should I visit Dubrovink?

Dubrovnik has rich cultural, sport and artistic life. It has its own theatre and symphony orchestra, cinemas and various art galleries.

Wander the narrow streets of the Old Town, where houses line the narrow streets and sunlit squares. Visit the churches, palaces and museums, as well as the markets, bazaars, cafés and restaurants.

Take a walk around the remarkable city walls, the finest in the world and the city's main claim to fame. From the top, the view over the old town and the shimmering Adriatic is sublime. It takes approximately two hours to walk the entire loop around the city.

If you are visiting in winter, you might catch some of the city’s festivals. The Feast of St. Blaise Festival is held annually on 3rd February and Dubrovnik Carnival is also in February.