Dutch startup European Sleeper plans new night train Brussels – Prague

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European Sleeper, a brand new Dutch railway company dedicated to night trains, is planning to launch a new night train service together with RegioJet connecting Prague – Dresden – Berlin – Amsterdam – Brussels. The new international open access train line plans to be launched in 2022. It will soon be submitted to request railway capacity, according to the companies.

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Dutch startup European Sleeper plans new night train Brussels – Prague

source: European Sleeper

European Sleeper, a brand new Dutch railway company dedicated to night trains, is planning to launch a new night train service together with RegioJet connecting Prague – Dresden – Berlin – Amsterdam – Brussels. The new international open access train line plans to be launched in 2022. It will soon be submitted to request railway capacity, according to the companies.

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