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Group: rec.travel.rail · Group Profile
Author: Hatunen
Date: Sep 13, 2008 08:49

On Sat, 13 Sep 2008 09:20:31 +0300, Markku Grönroos
wrote:
>
>"Hatunen" cox.net> kirjoitti
>viestissä:mh8mc4pp9ooveu9p722pgmbk0n2m36qijt@4ax.com...
>>
>> I've talked to people who seem to have the same fear. I'm not
>> sure what it is. I tell them that almost all the ticket agents in
>> at least the larger stations speak English, and that they have
>> been very helpful to me when I have seemed confused. And I point
>> out that there are enough trains that they are rarely too full to
>> let you on and anyway there will be another in a half hour or so.
>>
>I believe you go all wrong in this. Those non-Europeans who train travel in
>Europe extensively are typically hardcore travellers and definitely aren't
>afraid of buying train tickets whether in advance through rail company's web
>site or at station.

Well, yes. But that has little to do with the post I was
responding to where Joseph Coulter commented:
>FWIW I cannot figure out why anyone would disagree with you. Never the
>less I have had clients insist on the passes, why? Because they are
>scared silly of walking into a station and buying a ticket. So I keep
>telling my clients, I can make a commission on this but you don't need
>it . . .

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