# Travelski Night Express adds a second night train line to the Alps

The Travelski Night Express, a night train linking several major European cities with Alpine resorts, has widened its service to two separate lines for the 2026/27 season. The service includes an all-inclusive package covering transport, transfer, accommodation, ski pass and equipment hire, aimed at travellers who want to reach the pistes without travelling by road.

## Two lines to the Tarentaise

In the 2026/27 season, the Travelski Night Express runs on two routes. The France line links Paris Austerlitz with the railway stations of Albertville and Moûtiers. It has 616 couchettes and 14 rotations, with an average occupancy rate that the operator estimates at 80%. The second line, known as the Benelux line, serves the same arrival stations from several departure cities: Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels. It has 420 couchettes and 14 rotations, with an estimated average occupancy rate of 50%. According to the operator, the extension brings a more varied customer base, from reduced-fare seats to a first-class compartment.

## The stay, from boarding to return

The train runs every Friday evening from Paris, Brussels and Antwerp and reaches the Tarentaise on Saturday morning. The return leaves the Alps on Saturday evening and arrives at its destination on Sunday morning. The stay has four stages. Travellers board on Friday evening and dine on the train, in the restaurant car "Le Chalet". After a night in a couchette compartment, the train arrives at Moûtiers railway station on Saturday morning, where a transfer takes each traveller to their resort. With left-luggage on site and ski passes or equipment booked in advance, skiers can put on their skis straight after arrival. On the last day, travellers can ski until late afternoon, before a transfer takes them back to the train for the return journey.

## An all-inclusive package designed for skiers

The package covers the train, transfer, accommodation, ski pass and ski equipment, and is presented as giving up to eight days of skiing. On board, comfort levels range from a reclining seat to a private compartment. The operator highlights the reduced carbon impact of travelling by train rather than by road. A so-called soft mobility offer adds a €150 voucher, valid on a future Travelski stay, subject to the conditions in force at the time of booking.

## Key points

- The Travelski Night Express runs two lines in the 2026/27 season: the France line (616 couchettes, 14 rotations) and the Benelux line (420 couchettes, 14 rotations).
- The Benelux line links several departure cities (Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels) with the arrival stations of Albertville and Moûtiers.
- The train leaves on Friday evening and reaches the Tarentaise on Saturday morning; the return leaves on Saturday evening and arrives on Sunday morning.
- The all-inclusive package (train, transfer, accommodation, ski pass and equipment) gives up to eight days of skiing.
- A €150 voucher comes with a soft mobility offer, for a future stay booked with the operator.
