Londoners will soon be able to reach two new countries in Europe by train
Briefly

Eurostar is embarking on ambitious plans to expand its services, introducing direct train routes from London St Pancras to Germany and Switzerland in the early 2030s. The initiative represents a significant investment of approximately £1.7 billion for a fleet of 50 new trains. Although travel times to Frankfurt and Geneva will be around five to five and a half hours, the feasibility of intermediate stops remains undecided. CEO Gwendoline Cazenave noted a rising trend of travelers choosing sustainable train travel over flying, aiming to cater to leisure and business demands in major financial cities.
Eurostar plans to expand its services with new direct train routes from London to Germany and Switzerland, anticipating a 'golden age' for sustainable travel.
Chief Executive Gwendoline Cazenave highlighted a growing demand from travelers who prefer eco-friendly long-distance train journeys over flying, especially towards financial hubs.
Read at Time Out London
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