GoVolta to reach Berlin next year and Paris in 2026

Maarten Bastian (l) and Hessel Winkelman in the doorway of a GreenCityTrip train.
Maarten Bastian (l) and Hessel Winkelman in the doorway of a GreenCityTrip train. Hessel Winkelman on LinkedIn

GoVolta, the self-proclaimed ‘easyJet of the rails,’ is set to start daily passenger train service to Berlin as early as next May. On November 20, 2023, the company announced its intention to begin transporting passengers to both Berlin and Paris starting May 1, but there has been a change of plans.

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Author: Jeroen Baldwin

Jeroen Baldwin is journalist for Dutch sister publication SpoorPro.nl

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