Renfe (Red Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Españoles) is Spain’s state-owned railway company, responsible for operating passenger and freight rail services across the country. Established in 1941, Renfe provides a range of services, including high-speed AVE trains, regional services, and commuter trains. Renfe plays a crucial role in Spain’s transportation network, connecting major cities and regions with efficient and reliable rail services.
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The Valencia-Madrid high-speed train route has experienced remarkable growth in passenger numbers, setting a new record for 2024. In the first half of the year, more than 2.8 million passengers traveled along this popular route, […]
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Renfe’s Verano Joven program, designed to offer discounted travel for young people between the ages of 18 and 30, has achieved remarkable success in 2024, with more than two million tickets sold since its launch
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A new electrical fault at Madrid’s Chamartín station has thrown high-speed rail services into disarray once again, causing significant delays for passengers traveling to and from the Valencian Community. As the situation at the station
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Renfe’s low-cost branch Avlo is set to launch a new service connecting Madrid and the southeastern region of Murcia, starting December 10th, 2023. This initiative marks a significant expansion in Spain’s rail network, offering an
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Spain’s national rail company Renfe will start the commercial circulations of the new Avlo service between Madrid and Alicante on March 27.
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President of Spain’s state rail operator Renfe, Isaías Táboas has forced to resign on Monday due to an order of commuter trains that are too wide to fit through some tunnels.
More than a dozen people suffered burns after fleeing from a passenger train that was passing through a wildfire in the Spanish region of Valencia on Tuesday evening.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that the state will offer free-of-charge train travel on short and medium-distance routes to ease the economic burden caused by inflation.
