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Certares Bets $2.3 Billion on High-Speed Rail in Europe, Founder Says

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Rail has been such a tough sell for Americans traveling to Europe. Perhaps high-speed rail, climate sensibilities, marketing and competition can change that.

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Certares Bets $2.3 Billion on High-Speed Rail in Europe, Founder Says
Dennis Schaal · 10/15/2026, 6:36:20 PM
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