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Rail service SNCB plans to add 2,000 new destinations to its already 3,600 options for traveling abroad.

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The federal government wants rail service SNCB to schedule more early-morning, late-night and weekend trains as well as to ensure some level of counter service in all of its stations.

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows people with umbrellas during heavy rainfall on the Grand Place - Grote Markt square in the city centre of Brussels. (BELGA PHOTO BRUNO FAHY)
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Anyone who lives in or has visited Belgium will know that it is possible to experience all types of weather in the space of one day.

Illustration picture shows people waiting to buy a train ticket in the interior at Mechelen railway station, Thursday 12 March 2020. (BELGA PHOTO CHARLOTTE GEKIERE)
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The CGSP Cheminots trade union has informed the SNCB, Belgium’s national rail operator, that its members intend to strike next Wednesday in protest at the closure of 44 ticket offices in stations

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SNCB is closing manned ticket counters in 44 of its stations, including Jette. In another 37 stations, counters will remain open but hours will become more limited.

A lady walks through a Belgian trains station with her bicycle (BELGA PHOTO THIERRY ROGE)
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The government’s initiative of offering free transit for bicycles on Belgian trains has been a huge success, according to mobility minister Georges Gilkinet.

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Belgium's four main public transport operators will launch a joint ticket for Brussels next month, allowing travel on all their services in the capital and - for an extra fee - the 19 municipaliti

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As it does every December, national rail authority SNCB launched its new schedule on Monday, which includes an additional 400 trains.

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Four rail passengers got control of the intercom and spread anti-Semitic messages throughout the entire train. The incident happened yesterday afternoon between Mechelen and Antwerp.

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