Eurostar to increase trains to London and mainland Europe

Eurostar will run more trains between London and mainland Europe from next week. The number of daily return connections between Brussels and London will increase from two to four, Eurostar announced. Two of these trains also continue to Amsterdam.

The number of connections on the Paris-London line will rise from the current five to seven on weekdays and nine during the weekend.

The frequency increase is a result of the easing of travel restrictions in several countries. For example, from 11 February travellers are no longer obliged to take a coronavirus test on the second day of their stay in the United Kingdom.