Gemini Announces Plans to Challenge Eurostar with High-Speed Rail Services
The new operator aims to launch routes between London, Paris, and Brussels with competitive fares and innovative ticketing options.
- Gemini has formally announced its intention to operate high-speed rail services connecting London with Paris and Brussels, with additional destinations under consideration.
- The company has applied to the Office of Rail and Road for access to Eurostar's Temple Mills maintenance depot in London, a critical step for its operations.
- Gemini plans to offer competitively priced fares and a modernized approach to ticketing, aiming to provide greater customer choice on a route currently dominated by Eurostar.
- The company is led by experienced figures, including Lord Tony Berkeley, who was involved in the Channel Tunnel project, and Adrian Quine, a transport entrepreneur.
- Eurostar’s monopoly on Channel Tunnel passenger services is facing growing competition, with Virgin Group and Evolyn also working on plans to enter the market.