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Articles tagged “deutsche bahn”

Airlines

Trains Offer New Promise in Europe’s Quest to Cut Aviation Emissions

European airlines and authorities are eager to tap rail links to replace short flights on the continent. But a recent air-rail connection in Paris showed the limits of the partnerships that take a lot more than will power to make work and, more importantly, woo travelers.

Edward Russell | 2 years ago

Trains Offer New Promise in Europe’s Quest to Cut Aviation Emissions

Ground Transport

Deutsche Bahn Offers Ukrainian Refugees Free Travel and a Welcome in Berlin

Let's praise the German railway operator for offering free tickets anywhere within Germany to Ukrainian refugees. And props to Berlin for preparing public buildings such as the closed Tempelhof and Tegel airports to accommodate refugees.

Sarah Marsh, Reuters | 2 years ago

Deutsche Bahn Offers Ukrainian Refugees Free Travel and a Welcome in Berlin

Ground Transport

Europe’s Night Trains Reawakened Thanks to the Pandemic

First it was flying. Now governments are banding together to drive home the climate-friendly travel message, and sleeper trains are back.

Markus Wacket and Thomas Escritt, Reuters | 3 years ago

Europe’s Night Trains Reawakened Thanks to the Pandemic

Coronavirus

Europe’s Uncertain Future Weighs Heavily on Amadeus

It's hard to predict an aviation rebound, so diversifying further into cruise and rail could help the tech business gradually recover, especially if pent-up demand for European travel materializes.

Matthew Parsons, Skift | 3 years ago

Europe’s Uncertain Future Weighs Heavily on Amadeus

Ground Transport

Channel Tunnel rail competition heats up with Deutsche Bahn entry

Authorities have found there is room for another rail company in the Channel Tunnel, and this will speed the ride for millions of incremental rail passengers.

Chris Jasper and Alex Webb, Bloomberg | 11 years ago

Channel Tunnel rail competition heats up with Deutsche Bahn entry