Eurostar has revealed that it hopes to extend its network of trains elsewhere in Europe – including offering services to the south of France.
People who have a property in France may already use the rail link from London to reach Paris, but could find extra routes in future are beneficial.
In addition, the company announced that it will be implementing a number of improvements to both its leisure and business services.
Eurostar explained that it is currently forging partnerships with a range of organisations in the cities it serves, to help those staying in a property in France make the most out of their trip.
For example, one of the offers available is the Eurostar Plus initiative, which enables passengers to gain two-for-one entry to many of the top galleries and museums in Paris, London and Brussels.
The first train travelled between London Waterloo and Paris in November 1994, with the firm offering services from St Pancras station in the British capital from November 2007.
