After an absence of nearly sixteen years, the rhythmic clack of passenger rail is echoing through the Outeniqua landscape once again. For the first time since 2010, holidaymakers and families are traveling by rail between George and Great Brak—but the clock is ticking. This exclusive winter school holiday initiative has already drawn hundreds of excited commuters back to the tracks. Driven by an ambitious 18-month planning phase, the historic co…
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