XXIst International Meeting
on the Biology and Pathogenicity
of Free-Living Amoebae
Flying in and out?
Glasgow is well-linked
Glasgow is served by 3 international airports, with connections across the UK and the world:
- Glasgow Airport is only 15 minutes from the city centre with an express bus service from outside the terminal.
- Glasgow Prestwick Airport is very accessible with a 45-minute train or bus ride to the city centre.
- Edinburgh Airport has a direct bus service from the airport to Glasgow’s Buchanan Bus Station which takes under an hour.


Coming by train?
UK Travel
Glasgow is well connected by train from across the UK by 2 main stations:

Scotrail's great value Conference Rover ticket lets you travel around by rail for five days for just £5.
To help you explore the city and its many attractions during your stay, the unlimited, flexible pass makes hopping around Glasgow quick and simple. And you can also get up to a 50% discount on travel outside the Conference Zone too.

ZoneCard is a flexible and convenient ticket for public transport in the west of Scotland. With a ZoneCard ticket loaded onto a smartcard, you can access near unlimited travel by ScotRail, Subway and most buses in your chosen Zone(s).
You can choose from a variety of zone combinations with durations from one day to annual, and flexi options too.

Glasgow's Cycle Hire Scheme is a cost-effective, green and healthy way to get around the city.
Bikes are available to hire from various locations around the city with many spaces near the University.
For more information on Voi bikes and how to use them,
14th - 18th June 2027
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
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