Eurail Rebrands 67-Year-Old Global Pass as Interrail

1 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Sep 10

Sept. 10 marks the end of the Eurail name, with the global rail pass rebranded as Interrail after 67 years.
The company said the shift is only a name change: prices, travel benefits and existing Eurail passes all remain unchanged.
Eurail began in 1959 as a flexible pass for foreign travelers across 13 European countries and had expanded to 33 countries by 2020.
Young travelers remain central to the business—49% of pass holders are now ages 12 to 27, echoing a market that helped lift North American sales nearly 50% in 1971.