Trenitalia is Italy’s primary passenger rail operator and a subsidiary of Gruppo FS Italiane. Established in 2000, it manages the country’s high-speed Frecciarossa services, regional trains, and international connections, carrying millions of passengers annually across Italy and Europe. For more information, visit Trenitalia.com
Trenitalia has launched a direct Frecciarossa service linking Lecce, Bari and Naples, in a move that strengthens rail travel between Campania and Puglia and cuts journey times across southern Italy. The new train runs without […]
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Trenitalia introduced the next-generation Frecciarossa 1000 high-speed train with a preview journey on the Rome–Naples line on September 26, 2025. The new fleet, part of Gruppo FS Italiane’s strategic investment plan, will enter official service
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SNCF will introduce a new high-end class called Optimum on its TGV Inoui services starting January 2026. The announcement comes as the French rail operator faces growing competition from Italy’s Trenitalia, which is expanding its
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Trenitalia’s new night train is set to transform how travelers move between Italy and France this summer. With the launch of the Espresso Riviera service, passengers can enjoy a comfortable overnight journey connecting Rome and
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Trenitalia expands European routes with night and high-speed trains as part of its latest cross-border push. The Italian rail operator has announced a series of new services connecting major European cities, including a scenic overnight
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Trenitalia (Gruppo FS Italiane) and Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) have announced new cross-border train routes between Italy and Switzerland, set to launch in 2026 as part of a renewed cooperation agreement. Signed at Milano Centrale
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