Portugal Introduces Nationwide €20 Train Ticket for Unlimited Travel

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Portugal plans to introduce a new €20 monthly train ticket, allowing residents to travel on all trains across the country. This initiative aims to reduce financial pressure on citizens and support climate protection by promoting public transportation.

In 2023, the government introduced a €49 ticket. It offered unlimited travel on most regional trains for a month to locals and tourists. However, high-speed trains and the urban networks in Porto, Lisbon, and Coimbra were not included. Now, the government plans to cut the price in half. It will also include intercity express trains, as Prime Minister Luís Montenegro announced:

“We will offer a €20 monthly ticket for all city trains, regional trains, intercity trains, and the Intercidades network.”

€20 Train Ticket in Portugal: Reducing costs while promoting sustainability

“It’s an investment in people, the environment, and the future,” said the Prime Minister.

The exact start date is unclear. Some questions remain. Can the railway infrastructure handle the increased demand? Will the ticket be available for tourists? The government is also deciding on train reservations and the cancellation policy.

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