***As you make your travel plans to Valencia, please read all information below BEFORE
booking your flight(s) or making other transportation arrangements. 

Delta Air Lines has provided a discount code for ICG Conference travelers, but sometimes it is less expensive to fly to Madrid or Barcelona and take the high-speed train to Valencia.
See Jon Mitchell's note, below.

***Important advice about flying to Valencia by ICG Board Member, Jon Mitchell: 
"While I have found the airfare to Valencia to be expensive, round trip airfare to Madrid is not.
Finnair and Iberia have direct flights from the US East Coast. There is a high-speed train (about 1 hour and 40 minutes) between Madrid's Atocha station and Valencia's Joaquin Sorolla station that is inexpensive (ca. $30), convenient to the Metro and not far from the Valencia town center. 
It is suggested that one book the high-speed train a couple of weeks in advance."

Valencia Airport (IATA: VLC, ICAO: LEVC), commonly known as Manises Airport, is the main international and domestic airport serving the city of Valencia and its province in Spain.  It is located 8 kilometers (5 miles) west of Valencia city.  

***Delta Airlines does not fly directly to Valencia from the US East Coast. You will need to fly into
Amsterdam or Paris, or Frankfurt, etc., and transfer for a flight to Valencia, OR, as mentioned above, fly directly to Madrid or Barcelona and take the high-speed train to Valencia.

*Please note there is not a service fee for reservations booked and ticketed via our reservation 800 number.

IMPORTANT TRAVEL INFORMATION FOR VALENCIA 

From the Airport - 
Airlines from around the world fly to Valencia, many connecting from other major European airports. The best options are to fly to Valencia as your final destination, or to fly to Madrid or Barcelona then take a train to Valencia. The Valencia airport is located 17 km from Berklee’s campus and you have two options to arrive to the campus: