Interrail travelers who were thinking of including the UK on their train trip may have to think again. Starting next year, the UK will not be included in the Interrail pass, according to a new announcement.

The decision is not said to have anything to do with an impending Brexit, but British and European train companies are instead blaming each other for the decision. The British side is also announcing that it intends to start its own domestic variant called "Britrail".

However, Interrail passes purchased in 2019 are still valid and the routes between London–Paris as well as to Amsterdam and Brussels are not affected.

Source: TT