Categories: transportation, tourism & logistics

9 June 2023 10:00

Revolution in sustainable travel: Hyperloop is 25 times cleaner than commercial airplanes

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Hyperloop is expected to reduce domestic air traffic by 40% on selected long-distance domestic routes Operating speeds to optimize energy efficiency will be around 800 km/h Linked networks provide seamless travel and on-demand services
Munich, June 2023: Hyperloop could be one of the means for traveling in the future – it is more environmentally friendly, more comfortable,

21 February 2023 08:40

Study on long-distance mobility: 90% of respondents willing to pay 20% more to limit climate impact of flights

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Rise in travel activity owing to catch-up demand in the USA and Europe; significant drop in China due to Covid restrictions Growing environmental concerns limit people's willingness to travel long distance Consumers are planning 28% less business travel and 19% less private travel
Munich, February 2023: Demand for long-haul travel has bounced back markedly over the past ye

4 October 2022 08:23

Urbanization and climate issues call for rethinking in the logistics sector

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E-commerce is already putting a strain on urban logistics, and is expected to grow 9 percent annually over the next few years Purpose-built vehicles would allow delivery fleets to reduce by 10 to 15 percent and thereby lessen their environmental impact Stronger collaboration between logistics players can optimize flow of goods as well as reduce costs and handling time
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2 October 2020 08:21

Global rail market grows despite COVID-19

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World market for rail technology reaches a new record high of EUR 177 billion in 2019 COVID-19 pandemic leads to losses in 2020 (-8%) but stable growth is expected again by 2025 Trade restrictions and lack of market access pose risks to European suppliers

Brussels/Munich, October 2020: The global market for rail technology has survived the COVID-19 pandemic rela

21 August 2018 12:28

Global bike sharing revenues set to grow to as much as EUR 8 billion within four years – European providers under pressure

More and more people are choosing pedal power to get from A to B in the urban environment – and bike sharing enables them to do so quickly, cheaply and conveniently. The dynamic pace of growth in this field has done much more than merely bring the big Asian bike sharing providers into the arena – it has triggered a veritable race to control the market.