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Dave Arquati wrote:
I would've thought long-distance sleeper services through the Tunnel were a winner. It's not the Government's job to subsidise your 'hotel' bills. -- confguide.com - the conference guide |
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"david stevenson" wrote in message
... Dave Arquati wrote: I would've thought long-distance sleeper services through the Tunnel were a winner. It's not the Government's job to subsidise your 'hotel' bills. I don't see how that's what was being suggested. I can see how sleeper trains could be very popular - the idea of being able to get on a train in central London at 10pm and waking up in Rome the following morning not only has a certain romance, it could also be very practical. The ability to travel without losing half a day of either work or a holiday hanging around in airports could be very useful. Jonn |
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