Regional and single-country promotional passes offer more time to explore Europe
Utrecht, Netherlands, March 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Eurail is giving all early planners an extra rail travel day. From March 1 to April 30, all regional and single-country passes will come with one additional free travel day and allow flexible travel planning up to six months from the date of purchase.
Purchasing a Eurail One Country Pass gives travelers the ideal opportunity to discover the diverse colors and cultures of a specific European country, with 20 countries to choose from. The Eurail Regional Pass is valid for travel in two neighboring European countries, offering 25 possible country combinations when planning your itinerary.
For travelers who want to see even more of Europe, Eurail is also offering extra free travel days on multi-country Global Passes purchased through the end of March. After buying a Global Pass that covers 28 countries, passengers can receive up to five additional free travel days while traveling by train.
"With Eurail, almost all of Europe is at your fingertips, allowing you to explore the continent — and now you’ll have even more free travel days to enjoy," said Silvia Gorlach, Eurail Sales & Marketing Manager. "This means Eurail passengers can meet more people, see more sights, and enjoy more activities during their Eurail adventure."
In addition to this free travel day promotion, Eurail passengers of all ages can take advantage of recent updates to the Eurail product portfolio, including the Youth Pass for first-class travel and the Family Concept program. The latter allows each adult pass holder to bring up to two children under the age of 11 for free.
Eurail train passes are now available through its global network of authorized sales agents and at www.eurail.com. For more information, visit: http://www.eurailgroup.org/eurail-vendors.
Eurail Group G.I.E. is dedicated to the promotion and management of Eurail and InterRail train passes across Europe, and is wholly owned by the 30 participating railway and shipping companies. In addition, the group has numerous discount partners, including hotels, transport companies, and museums, which offer special deals or free entry to rail pass holders.