Glossary W

Whangarei-Airport  is an airport in Whangarei/New Zealand with the Airport Code WRE

This airport is on position 1004 (635, 1039) in our monthly Top100 of World Airports

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Deutsch: Kai / Español: Muelle / Português: Cais / Français: Quai / Italiano: Molo

Wharf in the travel context refers to a structure on the shore of a harbour, river, or canal where ships may dock to load and unload cargo or passengers. Wharves are integral to maritime travel, commerce, and tourism, often serving as bustling hubs of activity and points of interest for travellers.

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Once you have reached your final Destination for the next days during your holidays, you might ask yourself, what to do now?

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Wheel-a-way  is the Used by Tumi to describe any Upright piece of luggage with wheels and a telescopic handle.

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Wheelbase is the distance between the front wheels and the rear wheels; cars with a very short wheelbase usually feel skittish and hard to handle; a longer wheelbase usually adds stability.

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Wheels Up Time  is the time the aircraft is scheduled to be airborne. When there are delays it is common to hear he Captain announce a 'Wheels Up Time," this is when they expect to be

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Whiskey  is the phonetic term used for W in the Travel industry

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French: Ville blanche de Tel-Aviv – le mouvement moderne
The White City of Tel-Aviv -- the Modern Movement is a World Heritage site in Israel defined by the UNESCO in 2003 and definitely a recommended cultural sightseeing Location.
It is on position 338 (443, 963) in our monthly survey..

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