Welcome to the Raileasy Media Centre, a space where we share news, insights, and features that spotlight the evolving world of rail, how we’re contributing to it, and what’s being said about us.
📌 “The rail industry needs to sell travel, not just tickets” — Railway Gazette, May 2025 (Link)
What IRR would like to see is what you see in the airline and hotel business, where you can push out deals to people and say, ‘come to Edinburgh for £20 in the next two weeks’. And attract people to rail, sell rail rather than just retailing it.”
— Anthony Smith, CEO, Independent Rail Retailers
This sentiment speaks directly to how we see the future of rail. At Raileasy, and through TrainSplit, we believe in making travel not just functional, but exciting and accessible. We don’t just want to sell tickets, we want to inspire journeys.
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📌 “How to get cheaper train tickets” — The Independent, May 2025 (Link)
On other journeys, particularly with CrossCountry, multiple splits are possible – specialist firms such as TrainSplit […] can identify these.”
— The Independent
TrainSplit, part of the Raileasy group, is proud to be highlighted for its ability to help travellers find smart savings. Our advanced split-ticketing engine is designed to make rail travel more affordable and flexible across the UK network.
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📌 “Cheap Train Tickets – Find Hidden Fares & Split Tickets” — MoneySavingExpert, 8th April 2025 (Link)
Split Your Ticket and TrainSplit charge 15% of what you save… They’re powered by train-booking site Raileasy, so deliver similar results.
As a trusted consumer resource, MoneySavingExpert continues to highlight the value of split-ticketing — and we’re proud that TrainSplit consistently delivers savings and smart tools for everyday travellers.
📌 “Home or Away – Save on Train Travel” — Cardiff City FC, 25th March 2025 (Link)
City supporters now have a helping hand to tick one of Green Football’s Great Save boxes, courtesy of partnership with TrainSplit.com.
The average additional saving on a split ticket is around 20%, so TrainSplit can really help you reduce the cost of rail travel whilst being more sustainable.
We’re proud to help fans follow their teams affordably. Partnering with major football clubs and supporters’ groups, TrainSplit brings value to every away day.
📌 “Secret tricks that could save you money on train travel” — Saga, 17th March 2025 (Link)
Split ticketing is a way to save money on train travel by breaking your journey into multiple tickets… A number of sites now offer split ticket train travel, including general ticketing sites such as … and specialist sites such as TrainSplit. Even National Rail now acknowledges split ticketing as a legitimate way to save.
— Saga Money, March 2025
With rail travel becoming more expensive, tools like TrainSplit are proving invaluable for savvy travellers. We’re glad to see this echoed by Saga’s coverage.
📌 “Split Ticket Savings: How Exploiting Britain’s Barmy Train Fares Could Cut the Cost of Your Travel” — The Independent, 3rd March 2025 (Link)
TrainSplit will get you [from Aberdeen to Plymouth] for £70 less… Yes, nine separate tickets.
The Independent showcases real-world examples of savings made possible with TrainSplit. We’re committed to removing cost as a barrier to travel.
📌 “Get a Railcard and Ditch Season Tickets: How to Beat the Rail Fare Rises” — The Guardian, 16th March 2024 (Link)
TrainSplit is another one worth looking at.
We’re proud that The Guardian recognised TrainSplit’s value in the face of fare increases. By simplifying complex fare structures, we empower more people to travel for less.
📌 Raileasy announces partnership with Invisible Cities — UKinbound, 26th March 2024 (Link)
Invisible Cities Aberdeen launch, March 28th 2025 | Source: Kensington Palace
We are very excited to be working with TrainSplit. Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do and we want to encourage our guests to travel by train between our beautiful cities. If they can save money along the way as well then this is even better.
— Zakia Moulaoui Guery, Founder, Invisible Cities
Invisible Cities is an award-winning social enterprise that trains people affected by homelessness to become walking tour guides of their own cities. Through this partnership, TrainSplit (Raileasy’s split-ticketing brand) is proud to support their mission — helping customers access affordable rail fares to tour locations, and covering train travel costs for Invisible Cities guides and staff.
We’re honoured to play a role in making socially-conscious travel more inclusive, sustainable, and accessible.