By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network, reported and compiled by Li Meishe
To commemorate its 18th anniversary, Eurail, the world’s leading distributor of train tickets and rail passes, is proud to present special promotional offers and early booking discounts. Travelers who have been hesitant to embark on journeys due to high peak-season costs can now start planning affordable trips, exploring various destinations across Europe at prices as low as 40% off the regular fare.
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Eurail offers ticket discounts well below the standard price, with Eurostar tickets starting from just €40. (Image provided by Eurail)
Take the Eurostar high-speed train, which connects the UK with mainland Europe, for example. Whether you're traveling from London to Paris, Lille, or Brussels, Eurail provides tickets at prices significantly lower than normal, starting from just €40. For travelers eager for adventure and looking to save both time and money, any City Night Line service is available, with fares starting as low as €46.
Travelers seeking a more refined journey can enjoy unbeatable discounted fares in first class on the Thalys high-speed train — from Paris to Brussels starting at just €58; Paris to Cologne from €38; and Paris to Amsterdam from €78. In addition to these high-speed services, passengers can also take TGV trains between Paris and northern Italy, making the most of daytime hours to explore, with fares starting from just €45. Other anniversary promotions include a 20% discount on the France Rail Pass and a 10% discount on all types of London Passes.
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For travelers who appreciate a refined journey, the discounted first-class fares on the Thalys high-speed train are truly unmatched. (Image provided by Eurail)
Travelers who purchase a 5 or 6-day German Rail Pass before March 31 can enjoy a 20% discount (valid until May 31), along with a complimentary “Welcome Card” for four historic cities — allowing them to explore the picturesque cities of Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, and Frankfurt, and discover Germany’s history, culture, and attractions. Meanwhile, those who buy a 4-day Swiss Travel Pass (valid until April 30), applicable for first-class trains, buses, and even boats, will receive an extra free day, plus free entry to 470 museums and a 50% discount on cable car fares.
As for travelers planning to visit Europe later this year, they can order the Eurail Global Pass before March 31 to enjoy early booking benefits, with validity until October and access to over 24 countries. With up to five additional free travel days, this economical and comfortable long-distance rail journey allows travelers of all ages to immerse themselves in the beauty of Europe. For details, visit the official website: www.raileurope.fr.
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