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Eurostar and Thalys launch first joint fare promotion
Eurostar and Thalys have teamed up with their first-ever joint promotion offering Europe-wide rail tickets at low fares.
It offers £29 / €29 one way fares for travel across their networks, bookable until 10 November.
It is valid for travel between 28 November 2022 and 2 February 2023.
Direct Eurostar journeys between London St. Pancras and Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels and Lille are available from £29 one way, with onward connections via Thalys in Brussels to destinations such as Cologne from an additional 29 euros one way.
This promotion is the first joint commercial action since the legal merger between Eurostar and Thalys last May.
Francois Le Doze, Chief Commercial Officer, Eurostar said: “We are pleased to launch our first joint promotion, to enable our customers to experience the best of both services at low fares. Passengers can enjoy exploring destinations further into Europe, with a simple connection in Brussels.”
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