Ukrzaliznytsia opens sale of tickets for June passenger trains to Hungary, Austria

Published May 14, 2021. Updated May 14 at 9:02 pm

A conductor gets ready for train's departure at the central railway station after train services were resumed as part of another stage to ease the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions in Kyiv, on June 1, 2020.

Photo by Volodymyr Petrov

Ukrzaliznytsia has opened the sale of tickets for passenger trains of border traffic in the direction Chop – Záhony (Hungary) and direct cars on the Kyiv – Vienna (Austria) route.

As noted in the post on the Ukrzaliznytsia website on May 14, Chop-Záhony trains will run daily from June 1, departing from Záhony and Chop only on the Záhony – Chop – Záhony section.

Also, Ukrzaliznytsia opened the sale of tickets for two direct cars on the Kyiv-Vienna route with departure from Kyiv from June 1 and back from Vienna from June 2 every day.

The company also said that control over compliance with all anti-epidemic measures will be enhanced.