A new high-speed train link between Sevilla and Valencia will cut the journey time from eight hours to four.
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Fascinating story…
Not!
When does this service start?
What route will it take?
Is it non-stop?
If not, where does it stop on the way?
How much does it cost?
What facilities, from catering to internet, are available on this service?
Use Google.
Or try the RENFE website…
For train timetables/prices etc: http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/index.html
For train facilities etc: http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/larga_distancia/productos/index.html
Or “Spain’s No1 English daily news website” could actually do a better job and not report in such a lazy way…
RENFE frequently change services/timetables/prices so it’s best that you get the info direct from them – rather than us publish information on this website that could quickly become out-of-date.
Not only are you missing the story, you’re now missing the point…
That’s going to be lovely.
Don’t use RENFE; it is the worst website on the planet. “http://www.bahn.de” is much better. Or just call the nice people at Rail Europe and they will put together an itinery for you in minutes.