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Travel

Getting to Anchorage

Anchorage is almost equidistant from the United States, Europe, and Asia. Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport is regularly served in Summer by nonstop flights from 11 cities in the Lower 48, and also from Hawaii, Canada, Germany, Russia and Taiwan. Additional airlines may offer special charter connections, and cruise/fly packages for outbound or returns through the beautiful Inside Passage. Please check your favorite travel agent or website for specific booking and pricing information.

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Summer Non-stop U.S. Departure Cities

Chicago (ORD)             Alaska
Dallas (DFW)                American
Denver                         Alaska, Frontier
Houston (IAH)               Continental
Los Angeles (LAX)       Alaska
Minneapolis                 Northwest
Phoenix                         US Air
Portland                        Alaska
Salt Lake City               Delta
San Francisco               Alaska
Seattle                          Alaska, Continental

Honolulu                       Alaska
Maui                             Alaska

Summer Non-stop International Departure Cities

Frankfurt, Germany                  Condor Air

Taipei, Taiwan                            China Airlines

Vancouver BC, Canada             Air Canada

Vladivostok, Russia                   Vladivostok Air

Getting around

Anchorage map

EIPBN 2010 Sites. Click map to enlarge.

Anchorage is not a large city, and the downtown is only a few miles from the airport. It can be covered in less than 15 minutes in a taxi ride after you arrive. Taxi fares from the airport to downtown Anchorage tend to be under $20.

The Egan Center (site of EIPBN 2010) and the Hilton Anchorage are in the center of downtown, separated by 5th Ave., one of the main streets through the business district. The area is filled with restaurants, where you can enjoy fresh Alaska crab, salmon and halibut, and shops selling a wide range of Alaska products and souvenirs, from beautiful native American handicrafts to inexpensive T-shirts.

The walk from the Hilton Anchorage to the Egan Center along E St. takes only 2-3 minutes, depending on whether the stoplight at 5th Ave is red or green when you arrive.

The inexpensive student housing available at the University of Alaska Anchorage is in about 5 miles SE of the downtown, and is easily accessible by car.

Where to stay

For more information on the Hilton Anchorage and the UAA Student housing, click here.


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