Reflections on slow travel, European railways, and the art of paying attention
In a world obsessed with efficiency, choosing the slower route feels almost radical. But what if the point of travel isn't to arrive quickly, but to pay attention to the journey itself? This essay explores why we built a company around trains, not planes.
Read More →The European night train network is experiencing a quiet renaissance. After decades of decline, new routes are launching, old lines are being restored, and travelers are rediscovering the pleasure of sleeping across borders. A look at what's changing and why it matters.
Read More →Dining cars, observation lounges, and overnight compartments create conditions for conversations that don't happen on planes. On the social dynamics of train travel, and why strangers still talk to each other when they're moving slowly enough.
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