At some stage of your tour planning you will have to make decisions on the type of transport you intend to use. Like everything we do we can tailor your tour to exactly how you want it but we will also offer advice on what in our experience works best. Things to consider when choosing to Coach or to Fly:

Time Whilst flying maybe taking it out of your budget the alternative to coach maybe a false economy. Coaching invariable takes longer and means you will have less time at your destination, less time to prepare for your fixtures and also tired players...however for many of our customers a tour wouldn’t be a tour without a long coach trip to get the banter going.

Cost

If your chosen destination is within easy reach for coaching then this is usually the best value option assuming you have enough tourists to fill a good size coach, group sizes less than 20 may find that flying it just as cheap as coaching. Alternatively Teamlink also offer our very popular 'Coach Share' Packages for teams with less than 25 tourists looking for a great value tour. We will pair you up with another UK team to travel to your chosen destination via shared coach - therefore giving YOU the best possible value.

Distance This is quite an easy one as there are many destinations you cannot get to by coach. Whilst it's not impossible travelling the length of Africa for a fixture in Cape Town, it may be an exciting adventure but certainly not practical for a three week tour! When there is a clear choice and you can coach or fly you need consider all the other options we have already covered. Ask us what we think; that’s what we are here for.

Luggage

With many sports the sheer amount of kit you need to take may make flying a more expensive option. Don’t forget that to get the best value flights you must take minimal luggage.  We can add sports kit bags to your booking but it does cost extra. With coaching it's pretty simple as passengers can take whatever they can fit in the coach with no hidden airline fees lurking around the corner!