By plane
England has numerous airports:
London and the South East
London Gatwick (http://www.baa.co.uk/main...)
Heathrow Airport (http://www.baa.com/main/a...) - Largest airport in UK, and third busiest in the world.
London Stansted (http://www.baa.com/main/a...)
London Luton (http://www.london-luton.co.uk/)
London City (http://www.londoncityairp...)
The South
Southampton (http://www.baa.com/main/a...)
Bournemouth (http://www.flybournemouth.com/)
The South West
Bristol (http://www.bristolairport...)
Exeter (http://www.exeter-airport...)
Newquay (http://www.newquay-airpor...)
Plymouth (http://www.plymouthairpor...)
East Anglia
Norwich (http://www.norwichairport...)
The Midlands
Birmingham International (http://www.bhx.com/)
East Midlands (http://www.eastmidlandsai...)
Coventry Airport (http://www.coventry-airpo...)
The North
Manchester International (http://www.manairport.co....) - largest UK airport outside London
Liverpool John Lennon (http://www.liverpooljohnl...)
Newcastle International (http://www.newcastleairpo...)
Leeds-Bradford (http://www.lbia.co.uk/)
Doncaster-Sheffield (http://www.robinhoodairpo...)
Humberside International (http://www.humberside-air...)
Durham Tees Valley (http://www.durhamteesvall...)
Blackpool (http://www.blackpoolinter...)
By ship
With so much coastline and so many ports, England has extensive shipping links with many countries worldwide. Major ports are Dover, Folkestone, Harwich, Hull, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Southampton, Liverpool, Ipswich and Newcastle. See Ferry routes to British Mainland.
By train
Eurostar (http://www.eurostar.com/d...) links mainland Europe to England. Trains run from Paris, France and Brussels, Belgium via Lille and Calais crossing into England via the Channel Tunnel and often stopping at either Ebbsfleet or Ashford before continuing to St. Pancras Station in London. Occasional services run from other destinations in France. Book as early as possible as fares can be considerably more expensive if trying to book at the last minute.
From Wales and Scotland regular services cross the borders into England.
BritRail Passes are also available to non-UK citizens which allow the traveller unlimited rail travel in England on one ticket (http://www.britainontrack.com). Wikitravel has a guide to Rail travel in the United Kingdom.