Yemen is connected to the world through a number of airlines of different companies such as Yemenia (Yemen Airways), United Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, Royal Jordanian and Ethiopian Airlines which connect Yemen to most of European, Asian and African countries. Besides, most of Middle East airline companies and as well as a number of international airline companies make Yemen one of their destinations.

Yemen has six airports for international flight and 12 airports for local flight.

     Sana'a International Airport, located 8 mi/13 km north of town. Aden International Airport, Hodeidah International Airport, Taiz International Airport, Mukalla International Airport and Saywun International Airport.

Yemenia (Yemen Airways) offers internal and global air service.

     By bus or four-wheel-drive vehicles (depending on itinerary) you can travel between cities on tours is generally. There are no railroads, but limited bus service is available and increasing in frequency. (If you're traveling by bus, be sure to arrive at the station the day before or about half an hour early to purchase your ticket.) You can travel between cities by Taxis can be rented by the day for regional travel (be prepared to bargain). All major roads are paved.

     Individual and shared taxis and local buses are available in Sana'a and other major cities: Agree on a fare before setting foot in the cab. Hitchhiking is legal and can be interesting for men, though we don't recommend it for women anywhere as Yemen is a Muslim country.

We recommend do not hitchhiking for your own safety, if you are foreigner. 

     We recommend to be with company tour for the first visit to Yemen. For the second visit, rent a car without or with a driver.