Getting Here and Around
Arriving by air
Skopje International Airport (SKP) is about 20 km east of the center. Depending on traffic, the drive takes roughly 25 to 40 minutes. Once you are in town, the center is compact and easy to explore on foot.
Airport shuttle bus
199 MKD, about 3 EUR
Runs on a timetable matched to flight arrivals and departures, with stops in the city center. It does not run around the clock, so check the current timetable before you fly.
Current shuttle timetableAirport taxi
1,500 MKD, about 25 EUR
Taxis wait outside the arrivals hall and charge a fixed fare to the city center. Have some cash ready, in denars or euros.
Note: Other taxi companies may also operate at the airport, but their fares are usually higher. Confirm the price before you get in.
Private transfer
Arriving late or traveling as a group? A transfer booked in advance is often the easiest option. Ask your hotel when you book.
Getting around Skopje
The city center is compact and easy to explore on foot. Skopje Marriott and the Economic Chamber are about five minutes apart, and the Stone Bridge and the Old Bazaar are a short walk from Macedonia Square.
Taxis
Taxis are widely available, affordable and generally safe. Drivers use the meter, which starts at about 70 to 80 MKD, and most rides within the center cost 300 to 600 MKD (5 to 10 EUR). International ride apps such as Uber are not available in Skopje, so use the local options.
- Global TaxiCall 15 180
- WIZIApp on Google Play and the App Store
- BeeRideApp on Google Play and the App Store
City buses
JSP city buses cover most of Skopje, and a day ticket costs about 120 MKD. For most conference trips, walking or a taxi will be quicker.
Conference transport
Thursday 18 March
Coaches run between Skopje Marriott and NOVA for pre-conference participants, in the morning and back in the afternoon. CEESA will confirm exact times.
Friday and Saturday
Both venues are within walking distance of each other, so no transport is needed. Bring comfortable shoes.
