Simple, sustainable train travel for your company

Book convenient and eco-friendly train travel with corporate rates — all managed through GetGoing’s travel and expense platform.

How GetGoing works for your train travel

Extensive selection

Access to major national and international rail networks

Competitive fares

Competitive corporate fares and discounts

Hassle-free booking

Straightforward train booking from on favorite device

Policy compliance

Policy compliance and travel approval workflows

Real-time updates

Real-time ticketing and journey updates

How we help you make sustainable train travel choices

Our platform makes it easy to prioritize eco-friendly travel by offering seamless access to train options—one of the lowest-emission ways to travel. Built-in policy compliance, expense tracking, and reporting help your organization stay on budget while supporting sustainability goals. Travel and finance teams stay in control, and your travelers stay aligned with your company’s commitment to making better, greener travel choices.

Train tickets at the right price

Get access to travel deals from rail providers like Deutsche Bahn, UK Rail, and SNCF and save up to 25% on travel costs with our pre-negotiated rates. Built-in savings ensure cost control while allowing you to stay fully aligned with your travel policies.

Frequently asked questions about train travel

What's the best way to buy train tickets in Europe?

Buying train travel tickets in Europe can be done by visiting intermediary sites like Omio or Trainline or by booking directly with the national rail company like Deutsche Bahn in Germany or Renfe in Spain. When it comes to booking train travel for business trips, you can use a travel management platform like GetGoing.

Why are flights generally cheaper than trains in the U.S.?

Flights are generally cheaper than trains in the USA because fares are based on supply and demand. The more budget airlines operate, the more passengers there will be, which will help reduce the cost. In the East Coast where trains are more prevalent and there are different commuter routes that are used regularly, train travel tickets can be cheaper.

Why is train travel in the U.S. so expensive?

Train travel in the US tends to be expensive because railways are owned by freight companies, and with little or no government subsidies for passenger rail. Amtrak, the national railways, in fact only owns 630 miles of rails of the 21,500 miles of track they use to operate. Since the USA is the fourth largest country in the world with 3.8 million square miles of land, there are more rail lines needed to cover the land, which is expensive to build and maintain. With train travel being less in demand, this also means that the government is less likely to develop railways.

Is it cheaper to buy train tickets online or at the station?

When it comes to booking train tickets for business travel, you want to be sure everything is in order before departing on a trip. After taking the time to set up meetings, you can’t risk that a train is fully booked or that something goes wrong when you buy the ticket at the station. This is why it’s ideal to book online through an online travel management platform like GetGoing.

Ready, set, go!

GetGoing makes travel and expense management work for you — hassle-free and ready to roll.