Sleeper train routes are expanding in Europe. Here’s why you should consider one for your next holiday (opens original article in a new tab)
European sleeper train routes are expanding in 2026, offering alternatives to short-haul flights with increased environmental and convenience benefits, though challenges remain.
- New sleeper train routes are expanding in Europe, including Paris-Berlin and Brussels-Milan services set for 2026.
- A 2021 survey found 69% of respondents in several European countries were willing to take night trains.
- Climate concerns and environmental awareness are influencing some travelers to choose trains over planes for long-distance travel.
- Europe's train travel increased by 5.8% in 2024, reflecting growing interest as an alternative to short-haul flights.
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