SAP for Asset & Service Management Europe heads to Seville
Europe’s only SAP-centric asset and field service management conference prepares a 2026 edition in Seville, spotlighting intelligent maintenance, mobile workforces and AI-driven reliability.
Oliver Brandt
I am writing observational travel analysis focused on how travel works beyond the surface.
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New Train Routes Reshape Global Rail Travel in 2026
New night trains in Europe, semi high speed corridors in India and fresh scenic and intercity services in North America are redefining rail travel in 2026.
UK considers slower HS2 trains in latest project reset
The UK government is weighing a lower top speed for HS2 trains to contain soaring costs, simplify delivery and potentially open the curtailed line earlier.
EU rail climate resilience lags as ERA warns on planning
A new ERA assessment finds just 37% of Europe’s rail infrastructure managers use climate projections for new assets, exposing a vital low carbon mode to rising risks.
HS2 looks to slower top speed as high cost of extra mph exposed
Britain’s HS2 high-speed rail project may cut its planned top speed, as new analysis highlights how each marginal mile per hour inflates the multibillion-pound budget.
How EU States Turn Road Tolls Into Infrastructure Performance
Across the European Union, infrastructure performance schemes link road charging, climate goals and funding conditions, reshaping how member states build and maintain key transport routes.
ERTMS to Complete Rome–Florence High-Speed Upgrade in April
Italy’s Rome–Florence Direttissima is set to gain full ERTMS coverage in April, closing the last signalling gap and reshaping a vital tourist and business corridor.
Basque high-speed line set to reshape northern Spain
Spain’s Basque Y high-speed rail line is nearing completion, promising faster links across the north and a new gateway between the Iberian Peninsula and Europe.
Toyota set to finish FCH2RAIL fuel cell delivery in February
Toyota is nearing completion of fuel cell module deliveries for Europe’s FCH2RAIL hydrogen train project, marking a key step for low carbon rail mobility.
Lithuania injects millions into LTG Infra after sanctions hit cargo
Lithuania is channeling hundreds of millions of euros into LTG Infra to offset heavy revenue losses from sanctions on Belarus and Russia and shifting cargo flows.
Toyota to Power EU Bi-Mode Hydrogen Train Prototype
Toyota’s fuel cell modules will power an EU-backed bi-mode hydrogen train prototype, marking a key step toward lower-emission regional rail across Europe.
UITP Summit puts public transport at the center of global travel
Hamburg’s UITP Summit spotlights how cleaner, people‑first public transport is reshaping urban travel, with Dubai preparing to carry the momentum into 2026.
New EU rail passenger rights: stronger or watered down?
Europe’s revamped rail passenger rights promise better protection, but new force majeure rules and exemptions leave many travelers asking whether they gain or lose overall.
CER: Covid cost EU railways €26 billion in 2020
New data from the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies shows EU rail revenues plunged by €26 billion in 2020 as Covid crushed demand.
Alberto Mazzola Takes Helm as New CER Executive Director
Alberto Mazzola begins his mandate as Executive Director of CER, steering Europe’s railway sector through Green Deal targets, digitalisation and post-crisis recovery.