After a decade in decline, the market for night trains is surging again
It’s 11 p.m., and in the palatial central train station in Bologna, Italy, one platform is becoming a gathering point for bleary-eyed passengers, neck pillows and luggage in tow.
Among them is four-year-old Dyuthi Mantaih and her father, Nagendra.
“We are from India, actually, so we are used to travelling on night trains,” he said.
But it will be their first time on board a NightJet, a new generation of sleeper trains…(read more)
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