Elmer van Buuren, co-founder European Sleeper
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European Sleeper talks 2023 and beyond

European Sleeper is on course for its first service in 2023. 2021, ProMedia

European Sleeper is working to launch its first night train service to Prague in 2023. In the process it has to overcome a host of obstacles. But in seeing the enduring appeal of the night train with both policymakers and the general public, co-founder Elmer van Buuren gladly takes on the challenge that is running a night train service. Here is where things stand.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “European Sleeper talks 2023 and beyond”

Minix NH|25.12.22|00:26

I will definitely be a passenger on the ES.
For the later future, after the initial period, could we consider some improvement?
I’d be the author of a research paper on this topic: new types of night trains, to build a real travelling hotel. The work includes interior design concepts, new on-board and off-board services, carriage layouts, a basic business plan to verify.
If you are interested, it is in the book ‘Hotel-Train’, isbn 978-88-31474-12-2.
Thank you!
Flavio Bassi

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Elmer van Buuren, co-founder European Sleeper
Interview

European Sleeper talks 2023 and beyond

European Sleeper is on course for its first service in 2023. 2021, ProMedia

European Sleeper is working to launch its first night train service to Prague in 2023. In the process it has to overcome a host of obstacles. But in seeing the enduring appeal of the night train with both policymakers and the general public, co-founder Elmer van Buuren gladly takes on the challenge that is running a night train service. Here is where things stand.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “European Sleeper talks 2023 and beyond”

Minix NH|25.12.22|00:26

I will definitely be a passenger on the ES.
For the later future, after the initial period, could we consider some improvement?
I’d be the author of a research paper on this topic: new types of night trains, to build a real travelling hotel. The work includes interior design concepts, new on-board and off-board services, carriage layouts, a basic business plan to verify.
If you are interested, it is in the book ‘Hotel-Train’, isbn 978-88-31474-12-2.
Thank you!
Flavio Bassi

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