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NS introduces cheaper train tickets during off-peak hours

NS introduces cheaper train tickets during off-peak hours

Starting Tuesday, the Dutch railway company NS is introducing cheaper train tickets for passengers who travel outside of peak hours. This initiative aims to reduce crowding by encouraging travelers to choose less busy times, thereby improving seat availability.

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