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Additionally, a new Dutch operator, Heuro, is considering launching trains connecting London, Amsterdam, and Paris, offering 15 daily return services between London and Amsterdam.

The trains themselves will consist of several seating classes, with couchette tickets starting at €69 (£60, $69) and fares for sleeping car compartments starting from €89 (£78, $89).

Heading to Germany or Switzerland? You'll soon be able to take the train. The journey would take about five hours between London and Frankfurt, and five hours and 20 minutes between London and Geneva.