Traveling across Europe by train just got easier. Railee, in partnership with Rail Europe, has streamlined the Interrail booking process, making it faster and more user-friendly. Thanks to Rail Europe’s advanced RailAPI technology, travelers can now access over 50 railway networks with just a few clicks—turning the Interrail Pass into a must-have for explorers.
Breaking Down Barriers to Train Travel
Since 1972, the Interrail Pass has offered unlimited travel across 33 European countries. Yet, despite rising sales, many travelers still see planning a rail journey as complicated. Railee aims to change that by simplifying the entire process.
How It Works
With Rail Europe’s expertise, Railee now lets users:
- Buy an Interrail Pass directly on its platform.
- Plan routes effortlessly using an intelligent trip planner.
- Book seats, view costs, and share itineraries in 11 clicks or fewer.
- Avoid last-minute price hikes with optimized travel planning.
Florence Pasquier, Chief Commercial Officer of Rail Europe, said:
“Our goal is to make European train travel seamless. Partnering with Railee helps us deliver a smoother, more flexible Interrail experience.”
Affordable, Flexible, and Eco-Friendly
Railee’s Interrail Pass offers:
- Unlimited travel for 4–15 days (from €212).
- Book up to 11 months in advance.
- Free travel for kids under 12 (with an adult).
- Youth discounts for travelers under 28.
- A greener choice—up to 100x less CO₂ than flying.
Marc Sahuguet, Railee’s co-founder, added:
“With 1.2 million passes sold in 2023, demand is clear. Now, Railee removes the hassle, putting the journey first.”
The Future of European Rail Travel
As summer approaches, Railee and Rail Europe are making train travel more accessible than ever. Whether for solo trips, family vacations, or group adventures, Interrail is now simple, intuitive, and open to all.
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