PKP Intercity putting on more trains for Easter
PR dla Zagranicy
Paweł Kononczuk
31.03.2018 08:30
Polish state-owned rail carrier PKP Intercity has said it will lay on more connections and provide extra carriages as passenger numbers are expected to increase over Easter.
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A spike in passenger numbers is expected to last until Tuesday morning.
Long-distance connections between the largest Polish cities are in particular set to be geared up to carry more travellers.
Marta Ziemska from PKP Intercity said the company was encouraging passengers to buy tickets online in order to avoid queues at ticket offices.
“The sooner we know about interest in a connection, the faster we will be able to react,” she added.
Travellers can expect to see additional staff at large railway stations informing passengers about changes in routes.
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Source: IAR