The Young TER de France Pass allows 12-25 year olds to travel freely in July and August on all TER trains in France for 29 euros per month.
Press release from the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regional council of June 11, 2021:
AN EXCEPTIONAL SITUATION, EXCEPTIONAL MEASURE
While since 2017 the attractiveness of TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté has continued to increase under the impetus of an effective regional pricing policy, the health crisis of COVID-19 has brought this trend down in a particularly brutal manner. . Also in order to facilitate mobility for all and promote our regional heritage, the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region and SNCF TER are joining forces to carry out a large-scale summer action: thousands of low prices in all TER, a summer pass for France for young people, the promotion of tourist destinations in France through communication campaigns and an enhanced tourist map.
TRAVELING ON TER: A PALETTE OF SUMMER OFFERS
The Youth Pass to support and encourage mobility for 12-25 year olds
To continue to facilitate the mobility of young people who represent 40% of TER customers, the Region and SNCF must be there.
Good news, it was expected, the young TER Pass of France is renewed.
This Pass allows 12-25 year olds (included) to travel freely in July and August on all TER trains in France for € 29 per month.
In 2020, more than 68,000 Passes were sold nationally, including a quarter for the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, which places our region in 1st position.
This card will be distributed on the TER websites and the SNCF Assistant.
A “TER reduced rate 26 years and over” card purchased, a free card
To promote the discovery of the TER in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, a purchased operation “A reduced rate card for 26 years and over” will allow the person of their choice to benefit from a free card (operation valid exclusively in July and August, within the limit of 1000 cards offered). As a reminder, this card worth 20 € valid for one year allows you to benefit from reductions of up to 60% on all your TER journeys in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and to Paris via Laroche-Migennes: 30% during the week, 60% on weekends, public holidays and school holidays in zone A.
An attendant can also take advantage.
This card is distributed on the TER website and at TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté counters.
And always TER “Good Deals” accessible to all
During the two summers, travelers will be able to benefit from more than 20,000 “Good Deals”, from € 2 every day on the TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté network.
TRAVEL IN TER AND DISCOVER EXCEPTIONAL PLACES
Launched in 2020, the interactive map has made a comeback. This card offers more than 78 ideas for very varied outings (culture, nature, fun outings, discovery of heritage …) throughout the region.
These offers are in particular the fruit of the work carried out with tourist offices and tourist structures to promote destinations in Burgundy-Franche-Comté …
By 2020, the card had totaled over 500 views per day!
The national interactive tourist map, developed in collaboration with the CRT (Regional Tourism Committee), for its part lists more than 3,000 sites throughout France. It allows you to discover places and sites within train reach. SNCF Voyageurs will integrate this card on the sncf.com site, the TER sites in each region and the Oui.sncf site, thus increasing its visibility.
The Secret Getaways in TER
All summer long, @TERdefrance will once again be offering this year, on its Instagram account, a series of stories highlighting the TER lines.
In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, after the Besançon-Morteau line (Watchmakers line) last summer, the Dole-Saint-Claude line (Hirondelles line) is highlighted. The broadcast is underway on the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté website, Facebook and Twitter …
To access it, click on the link: https://youtu.be/25ZAvocI8u4
TRAVEL THIS SUMMER WITHOUT POLLUTE
A TER traveler emits on average 8 times less greenhouse gases than if he is alone in a car.
Thanks to you, TER contributes to the carbon neutrality of the regions
SPEAK OUT / # MoredeTERminusCO2 + DE TER, – DECO2
Compliance with sanitary measures in stations and on board trains (wearing a mask, daily cleaning of trainsets, stations, etc.) remains in force, in order to help guarantee the safety of passengers and SNCF staff.
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