Travelling via Eurostar has always felt like a luxurious concept in itself to me. The idea of simply stepping onto a train – without the need to obsess over the weight of my luggage or navigate a busy airport – has enduring appeal.
Eurostar has three travel classes: Eurostar Standard, Eurostar Plus and Eurostar Premier
With its reimagined cabin tiers having fully bedded in, the launch of its new summer wine menu and announcements about yet more premium destinations on the cards, now is the time to consider recommending your clients opt to travel overseas (or underseas) via Eurostar.
Eurostar now has three travel classes: Eurostar Standard, Eurostar Plus and Eurostar Premier. All include a generous luggage allowance of two suitcases and one hand luggage per person, with no weight limits or liquid restrictions.
Get unlimited access to the latest travel industry news and analysis, comment on articles and sign up to newsletters.
Register for free
Already registered? Login here or below.
Having difficulty logging in? Try these tips, or contact support@ttgmedia.com
