Hebei-Hungary direct Silk Road rail link makes its first trip

Published on 22-07-2022 at 11:25

Image: David Gubler

The first direct China-Hungary train was launched, with the first train departing from the Shijiazhuang International Dry Port in Hebei province on 15 July. Its destination is the BILK intermodal terminal in Budapest, with an estimated transit time of 18 days.

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Tags: Beijing, BILK terminal, Budapest, China, Hebei Province, Hungary, New Silk Road, Tianjin

Author: Steven Don

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Hebei-Hungary direct Silk Road rail link makes its first trip

Published on 22-07-2022 at 11:25

Image: David Gubler

The first direct China-Hungary train was launched, with the first train departing from the Shijiazhuang International Dry Port in Hebei province on 15 July. Its destination is the BILK intermodal terminal in Budapest, with an estimated transit time of 18 days.

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Tags: Beijing, BILK terminal, Budapest, China, Hebei Province, Hungary, New Silk Road, Tianjin

Author: Steven Don

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