Spain’s free train travel scheme begins
Spain’s free train travel scheme has kicked off, offering free local and middle-distance travel.
It is designed to help ease the financial burden amid soaring fuel costs and inflation.
Passengers, including foreign visitors, can apply for a rail pass at stations or on the Renfe app.
The scheme runs until 31 December and visitors can sign up by using their passport.
Also, metro fares in Barcelona have been cut by up to 50% until 31 December.
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