DB’s 9-euro ticket pushes passenger numbers to above pre-corona levels

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Deutsche Bahn (DB) has sold 10 million so-called 9-euro tickets in the first month of sales. The temporary flat-fee public transport ticket has also helped in restoring passenger numbers on DB Regio trains.

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DB’s 9-euro ticket pushes passenger numbers to above pre-corona levels

Image: DB 2022, Deutsche Bahn

Deutsche Bahn (DB) has sold 10 million so-called 9-euro tickets in the first month of sales. The temporary flat-fee public transport ticket has also helped in restoring passenger numbers on DB Regio trains.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

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