International business travel by train
Your next meeting in London, Brussels, Paris or Frankfurt? With NS International you travel by train to the heart of the city, at speeds of up to 300 km/h. No arrival at an out-of-town airport, no lengthy connections. You step off the train and your meeting is just around the corner.
Travel time is work time
Business travel by train offers something flying simply cannot match: quiet, productive travel time. No engine noise, no cramped seats. Just space, calm and Wi-Fi. And because the train takes you directly from city centre to city centre, on journeys under six hours you arrive door-to-door at least as quickly as by plane, check-in time and connections included.
Your destination in Europe
NS International offers direct train connections to the most important business destinations in Europe:
Did you know that a growing coalition of Dutch companies has committed to travelling to London by train for all business trips by 2030?
Frequently asked questions about international business travel
Which international train destinations are available for business travellers?
Is travelling by train cheaper than flying for business?
Can I work during the train journey?
Which classes are available for business travel via NS International?
How do I book an international business train ticket via NS International?
Can I pay with the NS Business Card?
Are there lounges available at the departure stations?
Which train goes to which destination?
Business travel to London - Eurostar, direct from Amsterdam Centraal and Rotterdam Centraal.
Business travel to Belgium and France -Eurostar to Brussels and Paris, Eurocity Direct to Brussels and Antwerp.
Business travel to Germany - ICE to Düsseldorf, Cologne, Frankfurt and Munich.
Experiences
Travel time
On the way to that business meeting abroad, you don't have to do anything. But in our comfortable high-speed trains, you could do anything.
Business travel to Paris by train
On the train to Paris, Sijbrand Tieleman explains how he uses his time as efficiently as possible.
Business travel by night train
On his way to Basel, Arie Voordouw explains how travelling by train ensures a good balance between work and relaxation.
'That's how I get the most out of my trip'
On her way to London, Coby van Dongen, commercial director of De Jong Intra Vakanties, explains why she prefers to take the train.
'The international train gives me complete focus'
We asked Green Tickets founder Jeppe Bijker on his way to Berlin what travel time means to him.
Outbound journey is for work, return trip for relaxation
Research agency MetrixLab has conducted a survey among 200 international business travellers on how they spend their travel time. Curious?