A Guide to Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)

by Nick Hagan / July 23, 2024

Estimated reading time: 21 minutes

Get a complete overview of Houston George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), the airport for Texas’s biggest city.

Houston skyline. Image credit: Adrian N/Unsplash

Everything’s bigger in Texas, so the saying goes. So it’s only fitting that the award-winning Houston George Bush Airport covers over 100,000 square kilometers and is one of the state’s busiest airports for international transfers.

Thanks to its NASA connections, Houston is known as the Space City—making it fitting that the metropolis boasts an out-of-this-world air hub. Houston George Bush offers a wide range of scheduled flights to both domestic and international destinations, and while not as bustling as Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, it still welcomed a staggering 46.1 million passengers in 2023. 

What’s more, the airport is set to break its own passenger records this year, as an increase in plane carrying capacity means seat numbers are expected to swell by up to 10%.

In addition to George Bush Intercontinental, Houston has another smaller airport, William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), which is closer to downtown, about 11 miles away.

With so many travelers to cater for, Houston George Bush offers an impressive variety of customer-focused features and facilities. We recommend you use this handy Houston George Bush Intercontinental map plus our convenient guide, to get the most out of your time in this amazing airport.

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Where is Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Address: 2800 North Terminal Road, Houston, TX 77032, USA

Phone: +1 281-230-3100

How to Get to Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Houston George Bush is located around 23 miles from downtown. There are a number of fast, convenient ways to get there if you’re not driving.

  • Houston Metropolitan Transit Authority (METRO) Buses: One of the easiest ways to get from downtown Houston to George Bush Intercontinental is by METRO bus 102. Also called the George Bush IAH Express, this convenient chariot runs every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on Saturdays and Sundays. Reaching the airport’s Terminal C takes between 50 and 90 minutes. METRO buses come with free Wi-Fi as standard and are equipped to be accessible for passengers with disabilities. They’re also highly affordable, costing just $1.25 a journey – although this must be in exact cash if you’re not using a METRO Q Fare Card, Mobile Ticket or related payment method. Be sure to check the schedule in advance to plan your trip accordingly.
  • Amtrak: Traveling into Houston from a different part of the country? Consider an Amtrak train to get you into the city. You’ll arrive at the Houston Amtrak Station on the edge of downtown, where you can hop on the METRO bus.
  • Greyhound: The Greyhound gives you a direct link into the heart of Houston, with several stops downtown. Check out the Greyhound schedule to find the one that’ll work best for you. From there, it’s a bus, taxi or Blacklane to the airport.
  • Book a Blacklane: For travelers desiring an upscale and relaxed travel experience, book with Blacklane. We provide reliable chauffeur services to ensure a hassle-free arrival at your final stop.

Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport Parking

Houston George Bush offers 24/7 parking 365 days a year, catering to all terminals and offering a range of convenient options for travelers. Reserving a space before you travel is highly recommended.

Here’s what you need to know before you arrive:

Terminal Parking

  • For the closest parking spots to your terminal, choose Houston George Bush’s Terminal Parking.
  • These bays cover either terminals A and B or terminals C, D and E – with a daily rate of $25 across both. Ideal if you’re seeking convenience and don’t plan to be leaving your vehicle there for a long time.

Economy Parking

  •  For longer stays, consider Houston George Bush Intercontinental’s Economy Parking options (also called ecopark).
  • These are parking bays located further away from the airport, meaning you’ll need to get a shuttle bus from there to the airport proper. Shuttle services operate 24/7. 
  • Parking costs between $7.39 and $9.24 a day, depending on whether you choose covered or uncovered. Ecopark can also accommodate oversized vehicles like campers and large trucks, and offers accessible parking spaces and electric charging stations.

Parking by the Hour

  • If you’re looking to park for several hours rather than days, Terminal Parking can cater for it.
  • Prices start from just $1 for 10 minutes’ parking, rising to $6 for 1 to 2 hours or $10 for 3 to 5 hours.
  • Anything more than 5 hours will cost the full daily rate of $25.

Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport Terminal Overview

Houston George Bush boasts five terminals: A, B, C, D and E. Most of these prioritize domestic flights, with nearly 120 domestic destinations catered to.

An expansive airport terminal filled with bustling crowds of people.
Inside George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Image credit: Wikimedia
  • Terminal A has 20 gates, the majority of which are used by non-United domestic carriers. Spirit Airlines also hosts international flights from here. Be aware that Terminal A isn’t connected by walkways like the other terminals in the airport.
  •  Terminal B contains 40 gates, and is used for United Express flights.
  • Terminal C has 29 gates and is used for United domestic flights.
  • Terminal D has 12 gates and caters to non-United international flights.
  • Terminal E has 24 gates and is used for United international flights.

Transportation Between Terminals

The inter-terminal Skyway and subway train system offer convenient, straightforward access between Houston George Bush’s terminals.

Airlines Flying Out of Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Terminal A

  • Air Canada
  • Alaska Airlines
  • American Airlines
  • Delta
  • Frontier
  • JetBlue
  • Southwest
  • Spirit (Domestic)
  • Spirit (International)
  • WestJet

Terminal B

  • United (Domestic)

Terminal C

  • United (Domestic)

Terminal D

  • Aeromexico
  • Air China
  • Air France
  • Air New Zealand
  • ANA
  • Avianca
  • British Airways
  • Emirates
  • Ethiopian Airlines
  • EVA Air
  • Interjet
  • KLM
  • Lufthansa
  • Qatar Airways
  • Singapore Airlines
  • Turkish Airlines-affiliated
  • Viva Aerobus
  • Volaris

Terminal E

  • United (Domestic)
  • United (International)

Lounges at Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Houston George Bush Intercontinental boasts an impressive range of world class lounges to choose from – ideal spaces for business or luxury travelers to unwind and prepare for the flight ahead.

United Club

Location and Hours: Terminals A, B, C and E. Each lounge has unique opening times, so check to make sure the one nearest you is open.

Houston George Bush is a major passenger hub for United Airlines, and as such offers an impressive five United Club lounges across the airport’s various terminals. Facilities include self-serve snacks, TV, Wi-Fi, newspapers and magazines, coffee station, a bar offering soft and alcoholic drinks and a special area for children. You can bring a partner and child along with you, or invite up to 2 guests. 

Access:

  • Available to United Club members, business class and Premier Gold travelers on United, first class, Gold and business class passengers on Star Alliance, Air Canada Maple Leaf Club members, Virgin Australia Velocity passengers and active US military personnel.
  • Passengers with a same-day boarding pass can also buy a day pass for $59 (subject to availability). Day passes allow an infant under 2 entry free of charge.

American Airlines Admirals Club

Location and Hours: Terminal A, open daily from 4:45 a.m. to 6:15 p.m.

This American Airlines-affiliated lounge offers facilities including a buffet, premium food and drink for purchase, TV and Wi-Fi, full-service bar, newspapers and magazines, a conference room and business services. The seating in this lounge also offers convenient built-in power outlets.

Access:

  • Admiral Club members, priority American Airlines customers and military personnel may be entitled to free entry.
  • Access prices start from just $79 for a day pass, including three children under 18 with valid same-day boarding passes.

British Airways Lounge

Location and Hours: Terminal D, open daily from 5:45 a.m. to 9:15 p.m.

The British Airways Lounge brings a dash of British charm to the Texan capital. Enjoy snacks and a hot and cold buffet, a self-serve bar with champagne, TV and Wi-Fi, luggage storage, newspapers and magazines and business services all in one place.

Access:

First class British Airways passengers, Concorde Room card holders and Executive Club Gold or Oneworld Emerald members can gain access with a same-day boarding pass, and may bring one guest with them to enjoy the splendor.

Air France Lounge

Location and Hours: Terminal D, open daily from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

This lounge is notable for having an open seating layout with large windows allowing a lot of natural light in. Enjoy a selection of hot and cold drinks, self-service food from hot and cold counters, free Wi-Fi, local and international newspapers via the Air France app and a relaxation area.

Access:

  • Passengers flying in La Première (First Class) and Business Class on Air France 
  • SkyTeam Elite Plus members
  • Passengers traveling in first or business class on SkyTeam partner airlines
  • Passengers with Priority Pass membership (subject to availability)
  • Lounge access may also be available for purchase on a per-visit basis (availability and conditions may vary)

KLM Crown Lounge

Location: Terminal D, open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Designed after KLM lounges in Amsterdam, the modern interior features hardwood floors and warm tones, with a neutral color palette. A decent selection of finger foods is available in the lounge, including cheese, sandwiches, soup, chips, fresh vegetables, and cookies. You’ll find a Starbucks latte machine, a self-serve alcohol bar, and mini fridges with soda, water, and juice. Work can be done in modern workspaces, which come with complimentary Wi-Fi.

Access:

  • Business Class passengers on KLM and SkyTeam partner airlines.
  • Flying Blue Gold and Platinum members.
  • SkyTeam Elite Plus members.
  • Priority Pass members (availability may be limited during peak times).

The Centurion Lounge

Location: Terminal D, open daily from 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.

Centurion Lounges by American Express are some of the most luxurious and well-equipped lounges in the U.S. The moment you walk into the IAH Centurion Lounge, you’ll notice that things are different. The lounge has a stylish, sleek, professional, and modern design. There are a variety of seating options. If you need to work during your layover, the available partitions and seating zones help you focus. Typical of The Centurion Lounge, the shower and bathrooms offer L’Occitane toiletries.

Dining options are the highlight of this lounge. You will be treated to a locally-inspired but globally-influenced, seasonal, and artistic menu designed by Justin Yu, chef and restaurant owner at Theodore Rex. The menu is completed by Houston-inspired cocktails crafted by famed mixologist Jim Meehan and a wine list curated by wine director Anthony Giglio.

Access:

  • Access is available to holders of American Express cards including The Platinum Card, The Business Platinum Card, the Centurion Card, the Delta SkyMiles Reserve American Express Card, and the Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business American Express Card.

United Polaris Lounge

Location: Terminal E, near gate E12 on the concourse level, open daily from 5.30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

In America there are United Polaris Lounges, and then everything else. United Polaris lounges are United’s premium lounges designed to complement the Polaris inflight experience.

Once you exit the elevator, you are immediately in the center of a spacious and very exclusive lounge. Bright and airy, the lounge offers plenty of places to relax and unwind before your flight. There are a variety of seating options, including some very stylish individual booth seats, which are great for business since they are semi-private and have plenty of computer plugs.

The dining options are what make the Polaris lounges stand out from its competitors. The Polaris lounge at IAH is characterized by à la carte dining. No matter your vibe of choice, you’ll find something to suit your mood at the huge bar stretching in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows. There are many complimentary amenities offered in the lounge, including personal daybeds, kids’ room, shower suites, personal valet services, and Wi-Fi.

Access:

  • The lounge is only accessible to United Polaris business class passengers flying long-haul international flights and some Star Alliance business and first-class passengers.

USO Lounge

Location: Terminal D, open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The IAH USO offers a welcoming environment for active and retired military and their families. The lounge is equipped with comfy chairs and couches, computers and printers, and Wi-Fi. Various meals and snacks are available in the lounge’s kitchen, as well as a variety of drinks. All of these are further completed by a set of homemade blankets made by a retirement home. Built with families in mind, travelers with kids need not worry about keeping them entertained, as there is a dedicated play area for the little ones along with a video gaming room.

Access:

  • Access to the USO lounge is exclusively for active duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces, Reserves, and Guard, along with their immediate families.

Houston George Bush International Airport Restaurants

Houston George Bush provides an outstanding selection of refreshment and dining options, with plenty of options celebrating Texan favorites. Grab some excellent cuisine before you take to the skies.

  • Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen: Dive into mouth-watering Cajun and Creole seafood at Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen in terminal E. Here you’ll encounter fresh seafood dishes like gumbo, crawfish, and oysters, along with classic options like steaks and salads. The vibe at Pappadeaux’s is casual and New Orleans-inspired, with a lively and vibrant atmosphere that will pep you up before you fly.
  • Q Smokehouse: Did someone say “Classic Texas BBQ”? At the Q Smokehouse you can choose from smoked brisket, ribs, sausage, and traditional sides like coleslaw, baked beans, potato salad and more. The decor is striking, featuring copper clad tubing that carries the smoke outside. Alongside this you’ll find a laid-back, casual atmosphere fit for a hearty Texan cook out.
  • Cat Cora’s Kitchen: Cat Cora’s Kitchen in terminal E serves up zingy small plates of Mediterranean and American fusion food. Opt for fresh salads, sandwiches, signature cocktails and much more in a cozy, upscale vibe.
  • Brewster Beer Garden: If you’re craving some good old fashioned American pub food, look no further. At Brewster you can chow down on burgers, sandwiches, and a wide selection of local craft beers. This open-air beer garden offers communal seating and a lively, social atmosphere. Head to terminal C to find it.
  • Hugo’s Cocina: Indulge in some authentic Mexican classics before you fly, at Hugo’s Cocina in terminal D. Favorite dishes such as tacos, enchiladas and guacamole are all up for grabs, and can be washed down with margaritas in this colorful, traditional Mexican restaurant with a warm, welcoming ambience.
  • The Breakfast Klub Express: Sometimes, you need some real comfort food when you’re out on the road. The Breakfast Klub Express’ Southern breakfast choices include chicken and waffles, breakfast tacos, and signature breakfast platters. All enjoyed in a casual and welcoming atmosphere with a friendly, community-focused vibe.The Klub awaits you in terminal A.
  • 3rd Bar Eating House: Billed as an oyster and eating house, 3rd Bar cuts a fancy figure among Houston George Bush’s culinary options. Created by celebrity chef Bryan Caswell and restaurateur Bill Floyd, this upscale restaurant boasts a Gulf-inspired menu and curates some of the best seafood and local ingredients from the Houston food scene. Head to terminal B to experience it for yourself.

Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport Shops

Houston George Bush offers an amazing variety of retail outlets across its various terminals. Choose from the exceptional list below to make the most of your visit with a dose of top quality retail therapy.

Terminal A

  • Houston!: You certainly won’t have a problem if you’re seeking souvenirs and gifts in Houston! With a wide choice of Texan memorabilia, unique gifts and local snacks, this is just the spot to pick up some last moment souvenirs before you fly.
  • Relay: Stock up on all those essentials before you take to the skies – at Relay you’ll find a plethora of snacks, beverages, magazines, newspapers and various other must-have kit to get you through the journey. 

Terminal B

  • Tech on the Go: There’s nothing worse that discovering you’ve run out of juice for your equipment mid-journey. Tech on the Go is there to help you dodge that eventuality, with a great spread of electronic kit including chargers, headphones, tablets and travel gadgets. Treat yourself to that new item you’ve been wanting for a while, or just make sure your trusty device stays functional all the way there.
  • Hudson Booksellers: Can there be anything more satisfying than you and a good book 40,000 feet up? Pop into Hudson Booksellers to grab yourself an armful of bestsellers, travel guides, magazines and all the other reading material you’ll need. For a long-haul flight, you can’t afford to skip this literary bastion.
  • Natalie’s Candy Jar: Don’t put yourself through a flight without a sweet treat – Natalie’s Candy Jar offers just what you’d hope. An impressive, delicious selection of sweet treats and nostalgic favorites mean you’ll have enough sugar at hand to make your flight a breeze. 

Terminal C

  • Pandora: Live your best life and browse the beautiful selection of jewelry on offer at Pandora. As a globally recognized luxury brand, you’re sure to find a gleaming selection of bracelets, necklaces, rings and earrings here. Perhaps best known of all are Pandora’s customizable charm bracelets – why not pick up a special addition or gift to commemorate the trip?
  • Johnston & Murphy: Take this opportunity to upgrade your style, with a visit to Johnston & Murphy. Classic and contemporary vibes can be found in equal measure here, with an outstanding selection of men and women’s footwear, accessories and related apparel that’s ideal for business or personal travel where flair is the watchword.

Terminal D

  • Dufry Duty Free: Lean into your tax-free privilege with a stop at Dufry Duty Free. From cosmetics to liquor, tobacco, perfumes, treats and luxury swag like watches and accessories, they offer a splendid selection of high-end goods just crying out for an in-travel purchase.
  • Hugo Boss: If you’re looking to make a powerful impression, head to Hugo Boss and pick out something exceptional for yourself. This brand is known for its stylish, understated but high-quality clothing, from business suits to casual outfits, fragrances, watches and accessories.
  • Eddie Bauer: In search of adventure during your travels? Eddie Bauer’s stylish and durable outdoor wear includes reliable clothing, footwear and accessories to help you scale the heights wherever you’re headed.

Terminal E

  • Brookstone: Don’t settle for run-of-the-mill travel accessories and gadgets; instead, take time to explore Houston George Bush’s Brookstone outlet and pick up something smart, quirky and unique. Gifts, travel items, wellness supports and much else in between can be found and purchased here.
  • iStore: For Apple device users, accept no substitute. IAH has you covered, with the in-airport iStore offering a great selection of Apple products including iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, headphones, chargers and plenty more. Plus that all important customer service to help you optimize your device for the journey ahead.
  • Tumi: Any seasoned traveler will tell you that hitting the road without luggage is a bad call. At Tumi you can pick out the perfect selection of bags, high-end luggage and travel accessories, balancing style with impressive durability.

Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport Hotels

Houston Airport Marriott at George Bush Intercontinental

Location: 18700 John F Kennedy Blvd, Houston, TX 77032, USA.

Free airport shuttle: Yes

Directly connected to the airport via an underground tram system, the Houston Airport Marriott offers the perfect blend of convenience and comfort to travelers.

The Marriott offers modern, soundproofed rooms with plush bedding, an outdoor pool and fitness center and much more. Their on-site coffee shop The Daily Grind has all the breakfast and beverage options you need to start the day right, while Flights restaurant is a great place to whet your whistle before you’re airborne. They even offer a mouth-watering 15-hour smoked in-house brisket, not to mention a full drinks menu. Need some quiet time? Opt for food to-go and take your meal to your room.

For passengers with early flights or layovers, the Marriott’s proximity to George Bush Intercontinental is a true gift. And for business travelers, 31,000 square feet of event space, including a business center and extensive meeting facilities, means you have all the tools for a successful trip at your disposal.

DoubleTree by Hilton Houston Intercontinental Airport

Location: 15747 John F Kennedy Blvd, Houston, TX 77032, USA.

Free airport shuttle: Yes

Located just 2 miles from IAH, a stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton allows you to get to the airport in only 5 minutes by shuttle.

Being so close to a bustling international transport hub won’t affect the quality of your visit, though. Upon arrival, you’ll receive one of DoubleTree’s signature chocolate chip cookies, guaranteed to add a sweet edge to even the longest journey.

Even more important, this hotel offers spacious rooms with comfortable beds and modern decor; an outdoor pool and fully equipped fitness center and the 747 Bar and Grill, an on-site restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In a hurry? There’s also food on the go available from Wheels Up Grab & Go Market.

You should also be aware that the DoubleTree by Hilton offers guests a ‘Park and Fly’ deal, which is particularly convenient if you need extended parking for your vehicle while you’re on your journey.

Sheraton North Houston at George Bush Intercontinental

Location: 15700 John F Kennedy Blvd, Houston, TX 77032, USA.

Free airport shuttle: Yes

Need a little dash of luxury ahead of an important trip? The Sheraton North Houston prides itself on offering guests a relaxed and upscale experience. This hotel’s gorgeous, welcoming rooms are fully equipped with Sheraton Signature Sleep Experience beds, renowned for giving a comfortable night’s rest. Rooms are also pet-friendly – ideal if you’re bringing a trusted companion along for the ride.

Further benefits include an outdoor pool and 24-hour fitness center, two on-site restaurants and a lounge bar, free guest parking and a business center with flexible meeting spaces. All situated just a mile from Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Hyatt Regency Houston Intercontinental Airport

Location: North Sam Houston Parkway East, Houston, TX 77060, USA.

Free airport shuttle: Yes 

For a hotel that’s ideally situated near to both Houston’s downtown attractions and IAH itself, look no further than the Hyatt Regency. This luxurious edifice offers an impressive roster of facilities and services, including a tropical-landscaped pool, 24-hour business center, fitness center with gym and full-service restaurant.

335 smoke-free, pet-friendly rooms and suites are available, with signature Hyatt plush fittings and stylish touches to help you feel right at home. The Hyatt Regency also offers a versatile selection of rooms which include plenty of accessible options for travelers who need them. If you’re planning to stop off and enjoy Houston before your flight, this splendid hotel could be an ideal base to explore from.

Amenities at Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Houston George Bush is no slouch when it comes to those all-important services and conveniences – many of them complimentary. Here’s the rundown on the airport’s various amenities, what to expect and where to find them:

  • Wi-Fi: All terminals at IAH feature free Wi-Fi, as do the parking garages. Just select the Free Airport Wi-Fi wireless network on your device, agree to the terms and start surfing.
  • Interactive Visitor Kiosks: For more information and service-oriented amenities, check out one of Houston George Bush’s Interactive Visitor Kiosks at the following locations:
    • Terminal A: Baggage claim and near gates A1, A7, and A17
    • Terminal B: Baggage claim and near gate B76
    • Terminal C: Baggage claim, security checkpoint, and near gates C1 and C34
    • Terminals D/E: Near gate D14
  • Nursery and Nursing Stations: If you’re traveling with an infant or small child and need some comfort time, a nursery with a baby crib, rocking chair and private restroom can be found at terminal D opposite gates D15 and D16. Lactation rooms for traveling mothers also provide calm, private locations for nursing. Find the one closest to you at the following locations:
    • Terminal A: Between gate A1 and The Breakfast Klub, near gate A17
    • Terminal B: Near gate B21
    • Terminal C: Near gate C34, across from gate C4, inside the women’s restroom across from gate C4
    • Terminal D: Across from gates D15 and D16
    • Terminal E: Near gate E11
  • ATMs: Need cash, or other banking services? A variety of ATMs are available throughout the airport.
  • Medical Emergencies and Defibrillators: With good phone signals throughout the airport, passengers are advised to call 911 in the event of a health emergency. In addition, Automated External Defibrillators (AED) are located throughout the site. Look for a box or cabinet with the heart and lightning bolt symbol displayed to get hold of one.
  • Interfaith Chapels: Open 24 hours a day, IAH’s Airport Interfaith Chapels provide peaceful spaces to pray, reflect or meditate during travel. Find them at terminal C near gates C29-C33 and terminal D near gate D15.
  • Service Animal Relief Areas: Service animals are welcome at Houston George Bush. Specialist service animal relief areas can be found at the following locations:
    • Terminal A: Inside (post-security), near Gate A12
    • Terminal B: Inside (post-security), near Gate B1, across from The Fruteria
    • Terminal C: Inside (post-security), across from Gate C2
    • Terminal D: Inside (post-security), across from Gate D12
    • Terminal E: Inside (post-security), across from Gate E12.
  • Vending Machines: Seeking snacks for sustenance? All the subway stations in terminals A, B, C and D/E boast vending machines with a great range of processed food and drinks to choose from. You’ll also find machines in the terminal E international arrivals hall.
  • Smoking Areas: Houston George Bush is a smoke-free facility, but smoking areas are offered outside each terminal at least 25 feet from the exit doors. Find them here:
    • Terminal A Level 1: North side, Door A-113 near Private Cars Pick-Up
    • Terminal A Level 2: East side, both north and south of entrance
    • Terminal B Level 1: South side near Taxis Pick-Up
    • Terminal B Level 2: East side, both north and south of entrance
    • Terminal C Level 1: South side, Door C-105 near Shuttles and Buses Pick-Up
    • Terminal C Level 2: East side, both north and south of entrance
    • Terminal D Level 1: (Ticketing) west and east of entrance
    • Terminal E Level 1: Northwest of terminal exit, Door E-101 near Hotel Shuttles Pick-Up.
  • Water Bottle Filling Stations: IAH has water bottle filling stations located throughout its five terminals, operated by touch-sensitive dispensers. 

The Best Way to Get to Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport

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Nick Hagan

Nick Hagan is a freelance writer based in Oxford and Reading, UK. He runs Curio Books and Culture in Oxford, and enjoys writing about culture, travel, film, psychology and just about everything in-between.