The train leaves half an hour late,arrives an hour late,and is jam-packed and uncomfortable. It’s also very expensive.
A new Airbus is on the way and the Paris Olympics will see two-person,electric powered air taxis. Here’s how we’ll be travelling next year.
Sleeper trains are enjoying a resurgence in Europe,but the sleeper service between Sydney and Melbourne is set to be scrapped.
This train doubles as both a regular passenger service and tourist train thanks to the spectacular scenery it traverses.
Far cheaper than a plane,Germany’s Deutsche Bahn first class is right on track on this Karlsruhe (Germany) to Basel (Switzerland) trip.
The Great Southern from Adelaide to Brisbane leaves passengers wanting more.
Whether you’re on an overnight between two cities or on a luxury journey across a continent,long-distance train travel requires multiple talents.
They’re comfortable,sleek,exciting and their safety record is second to none. So why don’t we have them here?
Operated by train-loving volunteers,Britain’s heritage railways are ripe with memorable days out.
Imagine crossing our vast,intimidating outback from ocean to ocean without raising a sweat or forgoing a fine meal. How? By riding the rails.
Amtrak’s Vermonter takes you from Washington DC to New York City without the pre-departure fuss.