Fare riposte
NOT BEFORE time, French National Railways has responded to the threat of low-cost airlines creaming off a slice of its inter-city business. From March 31 it introduced a range of low-priced promotional fares marketed as Prem’s, with at least 10000 second class seats a day offered on 500 long-distance services. ...
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