Readers familiar with the quality of Sydney’s commuter trains may need to take a moment before reading this. That is, if you’re not currently stuck on a delayed service.

Two people have wound up in hospital and more than 100 have fallen ill in what is suspected to be an outbreak of norovirus on one of Australia’s great rail journeys.

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Thought flying was the quickest way to get around Europe? This new study begs to differ.

We completely respect this woman’s dedication to her belongings. And, considering we’ve lost three pairs of sunnies this year, we should probably take notes.

Australian travellers are all for child-free zones on planes and trains, no word yet on whether people who kick the back of seats will also be placed in the zones.

Japan will provide $US12 billion ($A16.46 billion) of soft funding to build India’s first bullet train.

Booking Amtrak is about to get a whole lot easier, as Rail Plus releases new live connection allowing travel agents to complete Amtrak bookings at their convenience – online, 24/7.

Rail Plus has a lot up its sleeve, as its CEO talks trends, tailor-made packages and technology for time-poor trade.

Eurostar reports record passenger traffic and higher sales.