hmm, it might be that your calculation is the start of something wonderful, not the end of it :-) The narrow holiday season is quite artificial: we live throug

hmm, it might be that your calculation is the start of something wonderful, not the end of it :-) The narrow holiday season is quite artificial: we live through the pandemic-induced work-from-home experience. rethinking why and when we travel in large numbers seems like a timely idea. Besides facilitating a sustainable migration this lowers the environmental burden at the destinations not to mention the enjoyment of less crowded facilities. The train size / frequency etc could be worked-on although I suspect you can't achieve large multiple differences. In any case its not about getting all the summer migration to happen via train. Its more appropriate to think of it as another justification to have a complete and streamlined rail network across Europe (this being another potentially significant and steady source of passengers).