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Coach operator adds service to Paris
Monday, 04 Aug, 2010
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Eurolines has expanded its services between London and Paris with the launch of a new 11am departure from Victoria coach station.
The additional service will give the coach operator eight trips a day to the French capital, via Eurotunnel.
To celebrate Eurolines is offering 1,000 tickets at a discounted fare of £15 one-way until September 16.
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