Airports are the perfect bug space to get lost specially if the airport itself is a place that we are visiting from the first time, and the things of course could go worst if the airport signs are not in English and instead of it there are wrote into a complete different language like Japanese, Spanish, Russian, or Chinese. This factors combined can result on the perfect receipt to get completely lost.
And the sensation of being in this situation of course doesn’t feels good at all, on the same hand the fear becomes our worst enemy because is a wall that usually stop our naturally movements to search for help. We feel embarrassed and when our first try fails we surrender to the fear feelings and try to solve the lost problem by yourself.
Let me tell you that trying to solve characters that you don’t know on the airport with a fly waiting for you is the worst thing you can do and the result is going to be that you will be more lost than the first time.
Here the first advice specially if you are going to make a stopover on an unknown airport is to keep with you and on your mind the gate of your next fly that is marked on your fly ticket, after it when you leave the airplane to make the stopover you need to go straight for the office of your airline and ask them if the gate remains the same.
This is usually the problem of the connection flies and all comes by the figure of airlines usually change flight gates two or even one hour before the flight so you have to be alert. If you get lost from where the gate is, then is time to search for help and face the embarrass feelings, here you need to understand that no matter where you are there is always an English speaker everywhere you just need to keep trying.
