Eurostar passenger numbers returning to pre-Covid levels
Baron, France - July 29, 2020: A Eurostar e320 high speed train is driving from Paris to London on the LGV Nord, the North European high speed railway line, in the french countryside. Shutterstock
While Eurostar transported 19 million passengers in 2019, the coronavirus pandemic led to a significant decrease in travel across the globe. On Wednesday, the company announced having transported 18.6 million passengers in 2023, almost reaching pre-pandemic levels. Attendance has increased by 22 per cent compared to 2022, throughout which Eurostar transported 14.8 million people.
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