Explore Railbookers’ three-part Travel Trends Podcast series on why rail travel is making a comeback, from iconic scenic routes and luxury trains to travel technology and the future of rail vacations.
Ahead of the ITT conference (8-10 June), Railbookers Group President and Chief Executive Frank Marini talks TTG through his career, how a formative fam trip saw him vault from law into travel, the rise of rail travel, the vitality of the agency sector, and the untapped opportunities that exist to grow rail.
The annual celebration of train travel expands to month-long event. Railbookers and Amtrak Vacations celebrate Rail Month with exclusive Rail Week savings and flexible train travel experiences worldwide.
Railbookers VP Nick Lim shares insights on global rail vacations, Asia-Pacific trends, luxury rail demand, and how curated journeys simplify multi-country trips.
Travel + Leisure’s Lydia Price highlights a winter rail journey with Railbookers through Europe’s festive Christmas markets, from Budapest to Amsterdam.
Travel + Leisure’s Taylor McIntyre embarks on a nine-day Italian rail journey with Railbookers, featuring breathtaking train routes, handpicked hotels, and effortless planning from start to finish.
Railbookers’ CEO says the Australian market is one of the fastest-growing, driven by strong demand for flexible, independent and luxury rail travel experiences.
Railbookers Group officially launches in Asia, bringing its flagship brands, Railbookers and Amtrak Vacations, to the region with curated global rail vacation offerings, flexible bookings, and localized support.
Frank Marini, CEO of Railbookers, talks to Insider Travel Report about his fast-growing, all-remote rail tour company and his business book Staying on Track.
Railbookers CEO Frank Marini joins Fortune Magazine to discuss the global boom in luxury rail travel, including the $124K Around-the-World journey.
Karryon interviews Railbookers CEO Frank Marini about the rise of Australian bookings, trending destinations, the emergence of “little luxury”, and the company’s return to Japan.
Returning to South Africa after 44 years, a traveler reflects on apartheid, cultural change, and a luxury journey aboard Rovos Rail from Pretoria to Cape Town.