The conference will take place in Manchester, a city with excellent transport connections that make it easily accessible for both international and domestic visitors. Manchester is served by one of the UK’s busiest airports, offering direct flights to more than 200 destinations worldwide. The city is also a major rail hub, with frequent train services connecting Manchester to London, Birmingham, Scotland, and many other key cities across the UK. For local travel, Manchester has an extensive public transport network, including trams and buses, providing convenient access throughout the city and surrounding areas. You can find the different modes of transport below.
Trams
The Metrolink is an extensive light rail network, connecting key destinations across Manchester. To use the Metrolink, you can buy a ticket from the machine or use contactless payment at tram stops.
Buses
The Bee Network operates across Manchester, helping you travel easily in the area. You can buy a ‘Single ‘Hopper’ Ticket’ for £2.00 (adults) that allows multiple bus journeys within one hour or use the daily ‘Free Bus’ service.
Trains
Regular rail services operated by Northern Rail and TransPennine Express provide convenient connections from Manchester Airport to Manchester City Centre, as well as easy travel to and from destinations across the UK.
Taxis
Taxis are widely available throughout Manchester, offering a convenient and flexible way to travel around the city and surrounding areas. Taxi ranks can be found at key locations across the city centre.
Map of Manchester
Below is a map of Manchester City Centre that you can use to explore the city.
Societies in Crisis: Interdependencies, Inequalities, and Emerging 'We-Identities' Conference 