The Aporia · Mark Smith

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2026-10-06 – 2026-10-06

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corpus average 9%

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Writes for The Sydney Morning Herald.

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BrusselsEuropean SleeperEurostarHotel PullmanLondon

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2026-10-06 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Other

Europe’s new sleeper train seems too good to be true (and probably is)

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2026-10-06 · Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News

Europe’s new sleeper train seems too good to be true (and probably is)

🔮 Sleeper trains are the most difficult type of train to run commercially, requiring specialist rolling stock that can only make one loaded journey per 24 hours, carrying 20 people in sleeping berths in a 26-metre-long carriage that could accommodate 70 passengers in seats on a daytime run. assertive

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