Hate the hassle of airports? These new departures will keep you grounded, while delivering all sorts of adventures
One New Year’s resolution that’s in vogue is quitting flying for a year, or longer. Keeping true to theis made easier by a growing number of overland – and oversea – adventures designed for wing-clipped travellers. Here are some of the no-fly travel highlightsIt won’t just be car ferries shuttling holidaymakers between Dover and France next year: a new wind-powered service is launching in January, aimed at foot passengers and cyclists..
Amid much fanfare, European Sleeper extended its Amsterdam to Berlin night train to Prague this year. Now it is piloting a new route. In February and March, the company will shuttle sleeping The journey from London to Bourg-Saint-Maurice takes eight hours, which isn’t much longer than flying when you factor in airport drudgery.
The on-board menu will be designed by farm-to-fork champion Simon Rogan, whose restaurants have a total of eight Michelin stars between them.
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