NS and SNCB: double services between Amsterdam and Brussels

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People are standing on platform in Amsterdam Central Station. The moment NS trains are arriving. SkandaRamana / Shutterstock

Passenger rail operator Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) and Belgian carrier SNCB are doubling the number of Intercity trains between the Netherlands and Brussels. The partners announced plans to double the number of daily services from 16 to 32 in the 2025 timetable, as well as introducing a new, fast connection.

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NS and SNCB: double services between Amsterdam and Brussels

Amsterdam - Brussels
People are standing on platform in Amsterdam Central Station. The moment NS trains are arriving. SkandaRamana / Shutterstock

Passenger rail operator Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) and Belgian carrier SNCB are doubling the number of Intercity trains between the Netherlands and Brussels. The partners announced plans to double the number of daily services from 16 to 32 in the 2025 timetable, as well as introducing a new, fast connection.

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