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Poland to launch direct train connection to Croatia
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Poland will launch a direct train connection with Croatia in June, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on the social network X. Poland's largest passenger rail operator PKP Intercity said in April that it was ready to launch the connection, but was waiting for the approval of the transit countries - the Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia and Croatia. On Sunday, Tusk announced a positive decision.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk today posted on social media information about a new rail connection between Poland and Croatia.
"We finally have a direct train connection from Poland to Croatia; we are starting in June, four days a week," Prime Minister Donald Tusk informed on the X portal. The cheapest ticket from Warsaw to Rijeka will cost PLN 200. The total travel time is less than 19 hours.
The long-awaited news for many travelers has finally arrived - Poland and Croatia will be connected by a direct train connection. Prime Minister Donald Tusk shared this information on the X portal, announcing that the trains will start running in June, running four days a week.
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