Eurostar to Add Amsterdam in April

The transcript features an interview with Eurostar CEO Nicolas Petrovic discussing the launch of a new route to Amsterdam, the company's expansion plans, and the logistics involved, including temporary border checks in Brussels. Petrovic also addresses the potential impact of Brexit on Eurostar's operations and highlights the significant influence Eurostar has had on travel habits in Europe, making cities like Paris more accessible to Londoners.

What is the initial target market for Eurostar's new route to Amsterdam?

• Cargo transport

• Daily commuters

• Leisure passengers

• Business travelers

What is a potential future destination for Eurostar mentioned by Nicolas Petrovic?

• Berlin

• Bordeaux

• Rome

• Madrid

What temporary solution is in place for passengers returning from Amsterdam to the UK?

• Direct train to London

• Change for border checks in Brussels

• Stopover in Paris

• No border checks required

What is Nicolas Petrovic's outlook on the impact of Brexit on Eurostar?

• Increase in ticket prices

• Complete halt of operations

• Minimal impact on business

• Significant negative impact

How has Eurostar changed travel habits in Europe according to Nicolas Petrovic?

• Made air travel more popular

• Increased car travel between cities

• Made train travel an easy option between cities

• Reduced travel between London and Paris