Slovenia launches a single travel card for all modes of transport: how much does a ticket cost
From the beginning of June, Slovenia will introduce a single travel card that will allow you to use all types of transport in the country, except for public transport. Find out more about the ticket price and how to buy it
Starting June 1, the Slovenian government will introduce a single travel card for all modes of transportation. At the same time, it will not apply to public transport, which will be included in the travel card system by the end of 2023. This is reported by themayor.eu.
As it is known, Slovenia will be the fourth country with such a fare payment system after Germany, Hungary and Luxembourg.
A Single Travel Card for All Types of Transport in Slovenia: What is the Ticket Price?
It is emphasized that the new travel card will allow traveling around the country by different types of transport and with different transport companies.
The Slovenian single ticket will cost
- 70 euros per month,
- for a year - 560 euros.
Shorter-term travel cards will also be available:
- 15 euros for a one-day travel card;
- 20 euros for 3 days of travel;
- 35 euros for a week.
Visit Ukraine on social media: Telegram | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | TikTok
It is noted that the single ticket in Slovenia will be more expensive than the German (49 euros) and Hungarian (25 euros) analogues. At the same time, the travel card will have the advantage of being transferable to other people. However, you will need to pay extra for this opportunity - the ticket will cost 90 euros per month and 720 euros per year.
As you know, Slovenia has previously taken certain measures to reduce the cost of travel - for example, the authorities subsidized an annual travel pass throughout the country for students, except for city buses.
Please note! In the absence of such a discounted ticket, children aged 6 to 15 will be entitled to a 50% discount on all tickets.
Earlier, we wrote that the Czech Republic is introducing a single ticket for rail travel from Prague to Kharkiv, Poltava, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro. Find out more about how to use it and the fare in our article.
Our recommendation for a safe and comfortable trip:
Visit Ukraine Insurance - insurance for a safe stay abroad without unnecessary expenses;
Green Card - compulsory car insurance for traveling abroad;
Visit Ukraine Tickets - book tickets for buses, trains, and airplanes to/from Ukraine and between cities around the world;
Private Lawyer service - professional legal support on visa and migration issues;
Visit Ukraine Merch - buy patriotic clothing and accessories with worldwide delivery.
Recommended articles
1 min
Work
How much do Ukrainians get paid abroad: average salaries and the most popular professions
Since the outbreak of the full-scale war, millions of Ukrainians have left for Europe. Most of them have already found jobs, but there are also those who are still looking for work. Find out more about the most popular vacancies for Ukrainian citizens in the EU and their salaries
29 May. 2023
More details3 min
War
Foreign journalists in Ukraine: work experience and safety rules
International support for Ukraine depends not only on the leaders of the countries, but also on the public opinion of the citizens of partner countries. Find out what problems and challenges foreign journalists face when covering events in Ukraine
30 May. 2023
More details1 min
For refugees
Poland cancels automatic renewal of visas and residence permits: how to stay in the country
The Polish government is lifting the state of epidemic threat. In particular, the automatic renewal of visas and permanent residence permits will be blocked. Find out what Ukrainians who are in the country with expired documents should do
30 May. 2023
More details3 min
Way to Victory
There are many higher education institutions in Ukraine that are attended not only by Ukrainians but also by foreigners. The quality of Ukrainian education meets international requirements and standards. Find out what is the state of the best universities in Ukraine and how they work during the war
30 May. 2023
More details