Train It Your Own Way In Europe (NAPS)—For North Americans who want to create their own personal European itinerary using rail, Rail Europe’s new Eurail Selectpass is just the thing for shorter, highly flexible trips. New Eurail Selectpass gives travelers an easy way to see three European countries bytrain in moreaffordablefirst-class luxury. The Eurail Selectpass allows travelers to choose any threerail or ferry-connected bordering countries from the 17 nations cov- ered by the well-known regular Eurailpass (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Nether- lands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland). This will be a hot item in 2001, because it’s the most affordable of the Eurailpass family of products. Andit’s a flexipass, meaning that travel need not be on consecutive days so you can use the rail days when you want. The Eurail Selectpass can be used for 5, 6, 8, or 10 days within a two-month period. First class prices start at $328 for a 5-day pass. Even greater savings are available when two or more people go; a Eurail Selectpass Saver for $280 each features a 15 per- cent discount for two or more people traveling together. There’s also a savings for those under 26 in second class with the Eurail Selectpass Youth for $230. Freedom of choice at a low price is what the Eurail Selectpass is all about, and Rail Europe has it. Visit their Web site: www.raileurope.com for more information or online bookings or simply call 1-888-382-7245.
