Night trains in Europe are slowly returning to their once-popular position and could be a preferred choice of travel in the future.
Sweden is soon going to launch night trains to Germany and Belgium, to the cities of Hamburg and Brussels respectively.
The new network will add to the existing overnight network of trains in Europe, and the project is to be completed by August 1, 2022.
The transport authority of Sweden is now working on the carriages, and also planning timetables for the service. Sweden has been a great advocate for environment change, and was even in the forefront of the flight shame movement.
Currently, low-cost air travels are all the rage, but they contribute to a deteriorating environment. With these night train networks, the nation is giving citizens and travelers a more environment-friendly option to travel.
Night trains in Europe are slowly returning to their once-popular position and could be a preferred choice of travel in the future.
Other parts of Europe are also working on similar night trains. The transport secretary of France recently unveiled plans to start trains from Paris to NIce. Furthermore, Vienna and Brussels began a new night service train in January this year.
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