Deutsche Bahn plans to use passenger trains in German holiday regions from July. For the journey to the North and Baltic Seas and into the Alps, Deutsche Bahn promises 10,000 additional seats.
Berlin – New hope for the summer vacation: After the first tourists were allowed to travel to the model regions in Schleswig-Holstein * in the past few weeks, now comes the next good news. According to information from Bild am Sonntag, Deutsche Bahn plans to use passenger trains in German holiday regions again in the summer.
| Railway company: | Deutsche Bahn AG |
| Founding: | January 1, 1994 |
| CEO: | Richard Lutz |
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Deutsche Bahn: 10,000 new seats for trains going to the North and Baltic Seas
In times of the corona pandemic, many people dream of vacation. Due to the federal emergency brake, which also has an impact on travel *, you are ultimately confronted with many restrictions. But now there still seems to be hope to escape everyday corona.
For example, Deutsche Bahn is promising 10,000 additional seats on holiday trains heading for the coast for July, August and September. Mountain hikers also get their money’s worth: In addition to the North Sea and Baltic Sea, the trains also aim for routes into the Alps.
After being in lockdown for a long time, Germany is now seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Most recently, Olaf Scholz made a hot promise * regarding a summer holiday on the Baltic Sea and trips to the North Sea should soon be possible again: From May 1st, holidays on Sylt are allowed again *.
Deutsche Bahn will announce the official summer timetable by the beginning of June at the latest. * Kreiszeitung.de, 24hamburg.de and merkur.de are offers from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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