Nako ea ho Bala: 6 metsotso
(E Qetetsoe ho Tsoeloa: 03/02/2023)

Palo e ntseng e eketseha ea linaha tsa Europe e khothaletsa literene tse tsamaeang ka lifofane tse nkang nako e khuts'oane. Fora, Jeremane, UK, Switzerland, le Norway ke tse ling tsa linaha tsa Europe tse thibelang lifofane tsa maeto a makhutšoane. Sena ke karolo ea boikitlaetso ba ho loants'a koluoa ​​​​ea lefats'e ea boemo ba leholimo. Ka tsela eo, 2022 had become a year when rail ousted short-haul flights in Europe, ea pele Fora, le linaha tse ling tse ngata ho latela 2023.

The Origin Of The Short-Haul Flights Ban In Europe

The aviation industry is one of the top sources of greenhouse gas emissions in Europe, growing by 29% ka 2019. While governments tried to fight these numbers, the reality is that less than 7% of passenger transport is operated by trains. This is a surprising figure since one-third of the busiest short-haul flights have trains under 6 dihora.

kahoo, Greenpeace joined forces with prominent European governments to fight climate change. Recent research by Greenpeace commissioned presents the following outstanding numbers: 73 ya 250 busiest short-haul flights in Europe, in countries like Switzerland, and the UK, have train alternatives under six hours, le 41 have direct night train alternatives.

Brussels ho Utrecht literene

Antwerp ho Utrecht literene

Berlin ho Utrecht literene

Paris ho Utrecht literene

 

How Rail Ousted Short Haul Flights

 

Europeans Supporting A Ban On Short-Haul Flights

The short-haul flight ban is a massive change in European regional and international transportation. While most Europeans travel by train between countries and use intercity trains, tourists on euro trips might find train traveling challenging. Leha ho le joalo, train travel is about to become the primary way of traveling in Europe, and the locals are all for it.

A recent European Investment Bank survey shows that 62% of Europeans support a ban on short-haul flights. The majority of people in Germany (63%), Fora, le Netherlands (65%) prefer night trains. The challenge European rail companies are facing is providing literene tsa boroko and all the necessities that make a good night’s sleep possible while traveling. The EU is so supportive of this act, that anyone can now access Greenpeace’s 'mapa o kopanetsoeng oa Europe and add the train routes they would like to see created or improved.

 

Highest Train Bridge In Europe

 

France Ke Lekhetlo la Pele Moo Terene e Nkoetsoeng Nakoana – Haul Flights

France is the first country to ban short-haul flights officially. Ka lebaka leo, passengers who preferred the luxury of flying everywhere in France will now have to change to travel by train. While train traveling sounds tedious, a train journey lasting less than 2.5 hours has many advantages. qalong, flights in 6 routes were planned to be canceled permanently. Leha ho le joalo, train routes to the airport make it impossible for passengers to arrive early enough in the morning for international flights.

Short-haul flights will cease to operate on the following three routes in France: Paris – Nantes, Lyon, le Bordeaux. Ho ena le hoo, rail travel will replace flights since there is an excellent alternative of 2 hours to the 1-hour plane flight. Ho feta moo, if train services will be improved between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Lyon and Rennes and between Lyon and Marseille, these routes will join the new policy.

Amsterdam ho Paris literene

London ho Paris literene

Rotterdam ho Paris literene

Brussels ho Paris literene

 

The Advantages Of Traveling By Train

Train travel is the quickest way to travel in Europe thanks to well-connected regional and international rail routes. Ho feta moo, train traveling offers many perks you cannot enjoy when traveling by plane. pele, at train stations, passengers are not required to passport control, tlhahlobo ea ts'ireletso, and check-in, which saves a lot of time and hassle.

Tabeng ya bobedi, when traveling by train, you can enjoy beautiful views that are not available from the plane’s window. Ka mohlala, many train journeys in Europe offer a window to Europe’s most scenic villages and valleys, like the Loire valley. Ea boraro, unlike planes, many rail companies provide free Wi-Fi on trains. kahoo, if you travel business or executive, Wi-Fi is included in the ticket fare.

Brussels ho Amsterdam literene

London ho Amsterdam literene

Berlin ho Amsterdam literene

Paris ho Amsterdam literene

 

 

Cross-Border Travel: Rail Or Short-Haul Flights

Everyone has a story about that time an hour’s trip turned into a 48-hour nightmare. While passengers are more accustomed to traveling by plane, cross-border travel by train is by far more accessible, greener, and a considerable time and money saver. Holim'a moo, most rail passengers are unaware of the fact that high-speed trains, like the French TGV, ke 40 minutes faster and cheaper than a plane.

Mohlala, the German ICE rail can take you from Brussels to Cologne in less than 5 dihora. Holim'a moo, you can add a stop in Paris on the way to Cologne, again via a high-speed train. Ho fapana le moo, if you travel by plane, requires additional time to collect baggage, and the risk of airport and flight delays, whereas trains are punctual across Europe. Ka tsela eo, cross-border rail traveling is ideal in Europe.

Frankfurt ho Berlin literene

Leipzig ho Berlin literene

Hanover ho Berlin literene

Hamburg ho Berlin literene

 

Red Train

The Future Of Short-Haul Flights In Europe

While France is the pioneer, ousting short-haul flights in 3 litsela, Austria has ousted Salzburg to Vienna flight route. Germany is still considering the move, like Norway and Poland. The future of short-haul flights is still unknown, but with Generation Z preferring green travel, cultural experiences, and exploring local communities, alternative train travel could provide for all these needs.

Ho feta moo, exploring the not-yet-taken train routes might promote tourism in less-popular destinations in Europe. This will not only reduce airport traffic, and chaos but will also reduce over-tourism in popular places in Europe.

Salzburg ho Vienna literene

Munich ho Vienna literene

Graz ho Vienna literene

Prague ho Vienna literene

 

Vintage Photo In The Train Restaurant

New International Train Trips To Take in 2023

As part of the efforts to upgrade night rail services, some of Europe’s best night trains have returned at new timetables. Mohlala, passengers can now choose between, Venice, Vienna, Budapest, and Zagreb. The new overnight train runs departs Venice at 8.29 mantsiboea.

With these new connections, travelers can explore amazing destinations. This is thanks to not only new train routes, but better, improved, le botlhokwa go feta environment-friendly night trains. Another great international rail route includes an overnight train from Prague or Dresden to Basel. Ho feta moo, travelers can even stop in lovely Saxony. kahoo, you depart after dinner and arrive in beautiful Switzerland in the morning. How wonderful it is to have the option of wandering the fairytale-like streets of Prague in the afternoon and hiking up the glorious beauty of the Swiss Alps. Ka kakaretso, recent years have proved that travel industry made a significant shift where rail not only ousted short-haul flights in Europe, but also became a high quality and service transportation, that satisfy all needs.

Interlaken ho Zurich literene

Lucerne ho Zurich literene

Bern a Zurich literene

Geneva ho Zurich literene

 

ho etsa qeto, train travel is greener, and offers a window to some of the beautiful views in Europe. Rona ka Save A Terene tla thabela ho u thusa ho lokisetsa leeto la terene le ho fumana litekete molemo ka ho fetisisa terene ka litheko molemo ka ho fetisisa.

 

 

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