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The World Passenger Festival is an annual conference and exhibition.

We bring together 3,000+ transport leaders from around the world who are focused on the transformation of passenger transport and mobility. 

We focus on customer experience, digital transformation, commercial strategy, ticketing & payments, marketing and distribution.

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East Devon attraction, Seaton Tramway, is proud to announce its outstanding success at the 14th Devon Tourism Awards held on 16^th November at the Riviera International Conference Centre in Torquay. The night witnessed the gathering of Devon's tourism elite, celebrating resilience, innovation, and excellence in the face of a challenging few years.

The TopRail working group, focusing on rail tourism, and the Night Trains working group came together for productive meetings hosted by ÖBB on 3 October in Vienna. Several significant topics were on the agenda, fostering meaningful discussions and knowledge exchange.

A first-of-its-kind partnership between the Severn Valley Railway and Network Rail has been set up, signalling the start of an innovative relationship between the past and present railway.

The World Passenger Festival brings global transport leaders together to discuss the technologies, strategies and opportunities driving the public transport industry forwards.

Technology, Innovation & Strategy for The Entire Rail Supply Chain

As a child, Princess Elizabeth, never expected to become Queen as her father was the younger brother to Edward, the Prince of Wales, who inherited the throne from their father, King George V, who died in 1935. Indeed, Edward became King as Edward VIII but he abdicated after a few months and before any coronation because of his refusal to give up the woman he loved, Wallis Simpson, who was a divorcee and in those days unacceptable as Queen.

International Level Crossing Awareness Day (ILCAD) is a worldwide initiative to improve awareness for level crossing safety. Since 2009, the campaign has been spearheaded by the International Union of Railways (UIC), the worldwide railway organisation, with the support of the railway community around the world.

About 50 countries usually take part in the annual ILCAD campaign.

Each year, a partner country hosts the launch event, where we have the opportunity to share good practices and projects to improve safety and reduce the accident toll.