Belfast has enjoyed an extended period of growth and investment in the last 20 years or so. Consequently, the city has become a top place to visit both for business and pleasure, meaning there’s an abundance of fully serviced apartments in Belfast.
Just a thirty minute drive west of Belfast city centre is the Belfast Airport, the busiest in Northern Ireland. Over six million people, corporates and tourists travel through this airport on average every year.
An alternative airport is Belfast City Airport, based along the Sydenham Bypass and only ten minutes northeast of the city centre. Please note this airport will operate more and more services to locations across the UK in the future, ideal for corporates looking to stay in luxury apartments in Belfast.
Lanyon Place Station, formerly known as Belfast Central Station, is arguably the main station in the city centre. There are three other stations though; Great Victoria Street, City Hospital and Botanic. Slightly outside the centre are Titanic Quarter, Balmoral, Adelaide and Sydenham train stations.
All of these stations contribute to the Belfast railway network, mostly operated by Enterprise and Northern Ireland Railways.
Belfast’s bus network is mainly operated by public transport operator Translink.
More specifically, Metro, Gilder, Ulsterbus and Goldline collectively run bus services locally and to locations across Northern Ireland.