Google has become a tech giant It offers all kinds of services to its users. The search engine is not only for finding answers but they have also added a new option so that we can buy products, book flight tickets and now we can find train tickets.
As announced in a press release by the Mountain View-based company, Google has just added the option to book train tickets to its travel tool, and it’s now available in Spain.
As reported by the company “Do you want to change the car or plane for the train? For some journeys, taking the train may be the most sustainable option, but finding prices and times to get from point A to point B may take a few searches. Starting today, you can buy train tickets directly from Google Search to travel to certain countries such as Germany, Spain, Italy, and Japan.”
You can now buy train tickets via Google
Like this, it will be easier to find train tickets to your destination You can do this directly through Google by accessing the odds of all available options.
Your new train search engine works exactly the same as the flight search engine. All you have to do is select the Flights tab and the route that interests you. You’ll see the results for train travel already appear at the bottom.
The truth is it’s not very intuitive and they will need to change the Flights option to make Travels more intuitive, but it’s a first step. And the idea of knowing all train timetables to your destination in real time is worth considering.
Finally, the company has added a new “Eco-certified” filter. will show you the ecological certificate of your trips. Company, “Working directly with organizations such as the US Green Building Council (which provides LEED ratings) and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council to begin importing databases of green-certified hotels.
It’s a very useful tool for most travelers and it will make it much easier for them to find train tickets. And now that we have free subscriptions, it’s a particularly useful way to take advantage of this new service that Google has just introduced.
Source: Cincodias Elpais
