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A brand-new sleeper train connecting six European countries is launching this summer
A brand-new sleeper train connecting six European countries is launching this summer

Time Out

time27-05-2025

  • Time Out

A brand-new sleeper train connecting six European countries is launching this summer

It might feel like more new train services are launching in Europe than we can keep up with, but they're all being thought up as a response to ever-growing demand. The latest addition? A shiny new sleeper service between Poland and Croatia. The new project is courtesy of Polish rail company PKP Intercity, and will run from Warsaw, Poland's capital, all the way to Rijeka on the coast of Croatia. It'll pass through Czechia, Austria, Slovenia and Hungary en route, covering a total of 1,200 km. The service is being launched to meet the increasing demand for trains for Polish travellers hoping to visit Croatia during the summer. Southbound trains will depart Warsaw at 2pm, moving through Czechia and arriving in Vienna by 10pm, where select carriages will detach and continue on to Croatia separately. At around midnight in Slovenia, the train will be joined with an 'Istria' overnight service from Budapest. The service will then stop in Ljubljana in the morning, before arriving in Rijeka at around 9am. According to eTravel, tickets start at just 200 PLN (roughly €47) and the service will be equipped to carry 172 passengers, set to run southbound on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and northbound on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The train will be air-conditioned, and both couchette cars with sleeping berths and standard second-class compartments will be on offer. The inaugural service is set to depart on Friday June 27, running until the end of August.

The Pod Well Travelled: Exploring the rugged Australian Outback
The Pod Well Travelled: Exploring the rugged Australian Outback

West Australian

time23-04-2025

  • West Australian

The Pod Well Travelled: Exploring the rugged Australian Outback

Vast, remote and brimming with cultural richness, the Australian Outback is one of the world's most unique travel destinations. Host Megan French and seasoned explorer Stephen Scourfield discuss the wondrous landscape on the latest episode of The Pod Well Travelled. The duo take listeners on an epic journey from the iconic red heart of Uluru and the dramatic domes of Kata Tjuta, to the ancient gorges of Karijini and the rugged beauty of the Kimberley. Hear firsthand accounts of sunrise and sunset at Uluru, the ever-changing colours of the desert, and the spiritual power that draws travellers back time and again. The conversation also explores must-visit destinations such as Kings Canyon, Flinders Ranges and the legendary Gibb River Road, as well as quirky outposts such as Coober Pedy — where life is lived underground — and the historic mining town of Broken Hill. 'Karijini National Park is like going down an elevator in time, through millions and millions of years,' Stephen says. + We'd love to hear from you — send your questions, comments or feedback for the podcast to The Pod Well Travelled team via travel@ + Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends. + Sign up for eTravel via It's our free digital edition of travel that gets delivered to your inbox once a week and is full of new stories, fresh podcast episodes, upcoming events and more.

Exploring the rugged Australian Outback
Exploring the rugged Australian Outback

Perth Now

time23-04-2025

  • Perth Now

Exploring the rugged Australian Outback

Vast, remote and brimming with cultural richness, the Australian Outback is one of the world's most unique travel destinations. Host Megan French and seasoned explorer Stephen Scourfield discuss the wondrous landscape on the latest episode of The Pod Well Travelled. The duo take listeners on an epic journey from the iconic red heart of Uluru and the dramatic domes of Kata Tjuta, to the ancient gorges of Karijini and the rugged beauty of the Kimberley. Hear firsthand accounts of sunrise and sunset at Uluru, the ever-changing colours of the desert, and the spiritual power that draws travellers back time and again. The conversation also explores must-visit destinations such as Kings Canyon, Flinders Ranges and the legendary Gibb River Road, as well as quirky outposts such as Coober Pedy — where life is lived underground — and the historic mining town of Broken Hill. 'Karijini National Park is like going down an elevator in time, through millions and millions of years,' Stephen says. Stephen Scourfield and Megan French discuss travelling the Australian outback in a new episode of The Pod Well Travelled. Credit: Adobe Stock / Luke - + We'd love to hear from you — send your questions, comments or feedback for the podcast to The Pod Well Travelled team via travel@ + Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends. + Sign up for eTravel via It's our free digital edition of travel that gets delivered to your inbox once a week and is full of new stories, fresh podcast episodes, upcoming events and more. Stephen Scourfield and Megan French discuss travelling the Australian outback in a new episode of The Pod Well Travelled. Credit: Adobe Stock / Reto Ammann -

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