PKP Intercity Offers Up to 45% Off on Train Travel for February and March 2026.
New Discounts from PKP Intercity
According to Novyny.live: Poland's national rail operator, PKP Intercity, has announced a new promotional campaign offering significant discounts on journeys scheduled for February and March 2026. Travelers can save between 40% and 45% on selected routes, presenting a substantial opportunity to cut costs on domestic travel. This initiative is part of a broader effort to make rail travel more competitive and appealing.
Promotion Details
The sale period runs from February 2nd to February 27th, 2026, and applies to IC and TLK category trains. For EIC and EIP premium trains, the discounted fares will be available for a longer period, from February 2nd through March 7th, 2026. Tickets under this promotion can be purchased via the official PKP Intercity website, their mobile app, and other authorized online booking platforms.
It is important to note that this special offer is only valid for bookings made by the end of the day on January 28th, 2026, so passengers are advised to plan and book their journeys in advance to secure the lower fares.
This PKP Intercity promotion forms part of the carrier's wider strategy to attract more passengers and stimulate domestic tourism within Poland.
These discounts have the potential to significantly reduce travel expenses, making rail transport a more accessible option for a wider audience. With rising costs in other transport sectors, promotional offers like this can be a decisive factor for travelers choosing their mode of transportation.
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