Eurail rebrands as Interrail Pass, signaling shift in European rail travel

Founded in 1959, the original Eurail Pass was created to allow international travelers to explore a newly unified Europe, offering freedom to traverse borders by train. In 1972, the Interrail Pass was introduced, specifically enabling young Europeans to discover their own continent. Over the years, both passes have become synonymous with European rail journeys, providing access to an extensive network.

In 2020, the company introduced a digital, paperless version of its passes, enhancing flexibility and convenience for travelers. The Interrail Pass now covers over 250,000 kilometers of railways across 33 countries, aiming to inspire curiosity and encourage exploration of Europe's diverse landscapes, cities, and cultures through sustainable train travel.