EurailInterrail

EurailInterrail is a joint branding used by the Eurail Group G.I.E. to market rail passes that enable borderless travel across much of Europe. The program offers multi-country and single-country options that apply on the continent's passenger train networks, including high-speed, regional, and night services. The passes are designed to simplify long-distance rail travel for visitors and residents alike, with a single pass that can cover multiple trips across several countries.

Eurail passes are available to non-European residents, while Interrail passes are available to European residents. The combined term EurailInterrail is used in marketing to reflect both audiences. The main products include Eurail Global Pass (and Interrail Global Pass) for multi-country travel, and One Country Pass for travel within a single country. Passes are typically sold as a set number of travel days within a period (for example, five, seven, or more days) or as continuous months.

Usage details: A pass is typically activated on the first day of travel, and travel days are counted when you board a train. Seat reservations may be required or recommended on many routes, particularly for high-speed or overnight services; these reservations are often at additional cost. The pass covers most national networks; some trains or coaches may require supplements or be excluded.

Organization and branding: Eurail Group G.I.E. is an international joint-ownership body owned by European railways. Since the 2020s, Eurail and Interrail have been marketed under the shared EurailInterrail branding to streamline offerings across borders.