ÖBB and DB to double night train traffic by 2030

The German and Austrian railway companies are increasing day- and night services DB/ÖBB

Austrian operator ÖBB and its German counterpart Deutsche Bahn have announced their plans for international trains in the coming years. The number of services will increase, and new night train connection from Berlin and Vienna to Brussels and to Paris will launch with the December timetable change.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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