Bioenergy World Americas, 16 - 20 sep 2008, Salvador, Brazil

The following are suggestions as to how to travel to Salvador da Bahia :

From North America

-	VARIG (www.varig.com) has daily flights from New York , Chicago , Washington , D.C., and Los Angeles via connections in Rio or São Paulo .
-	TAM (www.tamairlines.com) has one weekly (Sunday) direct non-stop flight from Miami to Salvador (beginning May 2, 2004). Flight time will be 7 hours and 40 minutes, in an Airbus 330-200 carrying up to 228 passengers.

From Europe

-	TAP-AirPortugal ( www.tap-airportugal.pt ) offers seven weekly flights Lisbon - Salvad or (direct and non-stop) with connecting flights from London (Heathrow), Copenhagen , Stockholm , Amsterdam , Brussels , Luxembourg , Paris ( Orly ), Frankfurt, Munich , Zurich , Geneva , and Milan (Malpensa).
-	Air Europa ( www.aireuropa.com ) has three weekly direct non-stop flights from Madrid to Salvador with connection from London (Gatwick).
-	SAS ( www.sas.se ) and associated companies fly daily from Stockholm and Copenhagen via Madrid and São Paulo
-	Condor from different European Destinations : ( www.condor.com )

Domestic Flights

-	visit : http://www.carnaval.com/bahia/airports/

For further information

-	visit : http://www.carnaval.com/bahia/airports/

The following are useful links to help you arrange your stay in Salvador :

Source : bahiaonline.net

Culture and Tourism Office of the State of Bahia

Salvador’s Official Tourism Site

Salvador da Bahia

Bahia Online

Bahia

Bahia Invest