More fixed timetable trains: a new trend spurring the Silk Road?

Image: Shutterstock. Maren Winter

The first fixed timetable eastbound train service will be launched by DB Cargo Eurasia on 27 June, connecting Duisburg and Xi’an. The new service will deliver products between the two cities in around 11 days. Additionally, as announced by Xi’an International Inland Port, one more westbound fixed timetable service will be added to this route on Saturday, 1 July.

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More fixed timetable trains: a new trend spurring the Silk Road?

Image: Shutterstock. Maren Winter

The first fixed timetable eastbound train service will be launched by DB Cargo Eurasia on 27 June, connecting Duisburg and Xi’an. The new service will deliver products between the two cities in around 11 days. Additionally, as announced by Xi’an International Inland Port, one more westbound fixed timetable service will be added to this route on Saturday, 1 July.

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Author: Chengfan Zhao

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