Latest Blog Posts for SeeUinEurope.com

• 3 killed in German train crash, police say
  on Apr 13, 2012 in News germany train crash in germany
  Three people died and 13 were injured when a German commuter train collided with a maintenance crane Friday morning, German police said. The collision occurred on the track near the city of Offenbach, outside Frankfurt, police said. The driver and tw...
• Spanish new low-cost airline Iberia Express launched
  on Mar 26, 2012 in News airline news iberia express spain spanish low cost
  Spain’s Iberia has launched a new entry in Europe’s competitive market for low-cost airlines. The new airline, Iberia Express, begins on Sunday with prices starting at 25 euros (£21) for a one-way ticket. Iberia Express will cover Spanis...
• Demonstration high speed freight train links Lyon and London
  on Mar 22, 2012 in News high speed railways london paris tgv
  The vision of a network of high speed freight trains carrying express parcels and other premium consignments across Europe moved a step closer on March 21, when a demonstration train from Lyon Saint-Exupéry and Paris Charles-de-Gaulle airports arriv...
• Starbucks on swiss trains
  on Mar 6, 2012 in News Rail&Bus sbb starbucks on train starbucks sbb swizterland travel by train
  The well known coffee chain Starbucks and the state railways of Switzerland (SBB) will join hand and introduce Starbucks on wheels. The first Starbucks will be available on St. Gallen-Genf route Intercities from 2013. Actually, SBB’s own cafete...
• Strike on Frankfurt airport
  on Feb 29, 2012 in News frankfurt airport lufthansa strike on frankfurt airport
  Strike put Frankfurt airport on hold. At least due to tomorrow morning. Almost 400 flight will be cancelled today. Lufthansa and Frankfurt airport try to end of the strike on local court, but employees would like to continue. Union workers would like...
• Futuristic new buses for Salzburg
  on Feb 21, 2012 in News Rail&Bus austria salzburg salzburg bus solaris
  City transportation of Salzburg (Stadtbus), is improving its trolleybuses with new vehicles made by polish Solaris company. Stadtbus already uses 15 Solaris bus, purchased back from 2009, but now they add more futuristic looking BRT type of trolleybu...
• Iris scanners go at UK airports as Border Agency plans technology updates
  on Feb 20, 2012 in News 2012 olympic iris scanner london olympics uk uk border agency
  Iris scanners are being phased out at UK airports as the Border Agency considers new technology measures. RIS, which stands for Iris Recognition Immigration System, has already been removed from Birmingham and Manchester Airports but is still in ef...
• Violent protests break out in Greece
  on Feb 13, 2012 in News athens greece protest in athens violence in greece
  Violence broke out in Greece at the weekend as the parliament voted in favour of a controversial package of austerity measures. Police fired tear gas and several buildings were set on fire in Athens as tens of thousands of protesters took to the stre...
• Skiing in Cyprus
  on Feb 8, 2012 in Destinations News cyprus mt. olympus ski track cyprus skiing skiing in cyprus skiing in europe winter ski
  Cyprus. Yes, that’s the nice, warm island on the Mediterranean sea. But Cyprus offers fun during winter too. Skiing is available on Mt. Olympus, lenght of ski track only a few km, only 200m differency in altitude, only a blue and red track, but...
• Skiing in Vienna
  on Feb 7, 2012 in Destinations News austria austria ski high hills ski vienna skiing skiing in austria skiing in vienna vienna vienna ski
  Over this winter holiday week, Vienna’s residents will once again be able to make a trip to the slopes without venturing out of the city. The capital’s very own ski slope, “High Hills”, will be open daily to the public from 4 February...

{pvComments::user_name}

{pvComments::date}

Delete 

{pvComments::comment}

Post a Comment