Train disasters drive passengers away from Spain’s high-speed network, in blow to tourism
MADRID: Spain’s two deadly train accidents this year have driven passengers away from the world’s second-largest high-speed rail network, a concern for a country heavily reliant on tourism and business travel, experts and business groups said. The October 28…
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