The train operator, which runs services from St Pancras station in London to the continent, said bookings were down by 90% compared with the same period in 2019 and the situation has been “exacerbated by quarantine restrictions”.
“Given the uncertain outlook, it is crucial that we adapt and take action to reduce our costs so that we protect our business for the future,” said Eurostar in a statement.
“In 2021, therefore, we will reduce our timetable, focusing only on our core routes and destinations where we see the highest demand.
