New rail line between six northern Greek and Bulgarian ports to cost €3.7 billion

The cost of connecting, by rail, six ports in northern Greece and Bulgaria, the Sea2Sea initiative, has been budgeted at 3.7 billion euros, with most of the projects on Greek soil, including a new rail line connecting the port city of Thessaloniki with the border city of Xanthi, further to the east.According to media reports, a feasibility study for the project - the rail line connecting Thessaloniki, Kavala, Alexandroupolis, Varna and Ruse - has been completed and is positive, with the next step being the establishment of a bi-national company.The project is scheduled to be presented to EU Commissioner Violeta Bulc over the coming period.Read more here.RELATED TOPICS: Greece, Greek tourism news, Tourism in Greece, Greek islands, Hotels in Greece, Travel to Greece, Greek destinations , Greek travel market, Greek tourism statistics, Greek tourism reportPhoto Source: Wikimedia Commons Copyright: Пакко License: CC-BY-SASource: naftemporiki.gr