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If you’ve ever thumbed through a worn guidebook on a night train out of Paris, struck up a conversation with strangers in a dining car somewhere in the Alps, or spent a college summer clutching an all-access train ticket, you know the magic of the Eurail Pass. For more than 60 years, that single document served as the ultimate passport for non-European travelers exploring the continent’s historic tracks. Now, one of the most recognized names in travel history is reaching the end of the line. The parent company behind the network has officially retired the Eurail name globally, unifying all…

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