Rail link revival reshapes travel across the region
A restored cross-border line is cutting journey times in half.
By Weekly Times Staff1 min read
A reopened cross-border rail line is changing how people move around the region, with operators reporting fuller trains each month.
Sleeper services have proved especially popular with families and business travellers who want to avoid airport queues.
Regional governments are now studying whether similar links could be restored elsewhere.
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