Europe Transportation
The Old Continent attracts hundreds of millions of visitors each year, with France being the
number one tourism magnet. Over 70 million people visit France every year, with the Eiffel
Tower being the most well known attraction in the world. Spain is the second most visited
country by tourists, with over 50 million a year. Europe has an advanced transportation
infrastructure, including roads, air travel, by water, and train. Trains are still the number one
way to travel, with air travel catching up quickly due to lower prices and the short travel times.
Air travel may decline though due to strict anti-terrorism measures that cause delays and
uncomfortable security checks. Coach services in Europe are of an excellent quality. Travel
through the European Union is effective and comfortable. There are several coach operators
that offer transportation services from one EU nation to the other. European coach services
are cheaper than most other forms of transportation, which makes it an attractive alternative
for budget-minded travelers.

Budget Travel
After the emergence of low-budget airlines like Ryan Air and Easy Jet, European coach
services had to respond. There are now several companies offering no-frills transportation
for the lowest prices possible. Due to the demand it is advisable to book your tickets well in advance to ensure you can get a spot. If you are planning to stay in Europe for a long time then
you should consider looking into bus passes that offer interesting discounts. These are usually
available at the bigger coach operators.


Other ways of transportation
Europe has the most advanced railroad system in the world, connecting all European nations.
If you don't mind paying slightly more for your traveling than by coach you can check out
the rail travel options. Travel by rail is a lot faster and provides you with a bit more of moving
space while traveling.