An electronic ticket offers many advantages including security, flexibility, cost, and convenience. The electronic ticket also provides standard assurance over the paper ticket like seating choice, travel time and many others. Electronic tickets are also impossible to lose, unlike paper ticket. With an electronic ticket, one may find it easier to make changes to their travel itinerary.

One should book a ticket when you need it. It’s advisable for one to buy a ticket when many people do, that is like two to four months before you fly, research show that at this time you are likely to find the lowest price for your tickets. Fare tend to rise especially when you are close to your departure date. It also allows you to know that the seats will be available and sometimes to choose the most appropriate for you. I would advise anyone willing to book a ticket to do as early as possible either a hand ticket or online ticket.

Luxembourg has a mild climate with almost no extremes. Summers are relatively cool with average daytime temperatures around 20 °C, although temperatures of 35 °C are not impossible on some days. Winters, on the other hand, are mild, and temperatures below 0 °C during the day do not occur that often. Luxembourg doesn't have that much of snow, but still some more compared to for example the Netherlands or the west of Belgium. The best months to travel around Luxembourg are probably May and June, when days are long and apart from occasional showers, rainfall is lowest. September is fairly good as well, although days are shorter. July and August can be good, if it weren't for the crowds on some places.

Local village wine festivals are a great way to get a feel for the real, rural Luxembourg. Usually taking place in the spring, the festivities are centered around music, food, and of course, wine. The whole community comes together for this light-hearted social gathering, tasting the fruits of labor of the local wine makers and gearing up for the summer months.