GreenCityTrip turns attention to Eastern Europe with night train Amsterdam-Prague

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GreenCityTrip will launch a night train service between Amsterdam and Prague from April 21 onwards, the company announced on Tuesday. The operator will run a maximum of three trains per week, which also call at Dresden. Going forward, GreenCityTrip will be eyeing more destinations in Eastern Europe.

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GreenCityTrip turns attention to Eastern Europe with night train Amsterdam-Prague

A view of Prague
A view of Prague Anthony Delanoix, Unsplash

GreenCityTrip will launch a night train service between Amsterdam and Prague from April 21 onwards, the company announced on Tuesday. The operator will run a maximum of three trains per week, which also call at Dresden. Going forward, GreenCityTrip will be eyeing more destinations in Eastern Europe.

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