So I know how the inbound and outbound days work this is just a question about the rules. My question is does the return day have to end in my hometown.
Say I live in Southampton UK (I don't) would it be possible to end my trip somewhere else in the UK which is not where I live as long as it keeps within the rules and in the outbound) inbound days. For example on the last day I go from Paris to Manchester instead of Paris to Southampton. Or do you have to go to your town of residence
Best answer by AnnaB
There is no rules that says the outbound and/or inbound travel must to from/to a specific place. You don't even need to use an outbound/inbound travel day.
There is no rules that says the outbound and/or inbound travel must to from/to a specific place. You don't even need to use an outbound/inbound travel day.
If I'm not mistaken, this only refers to the country, and not to a city or municipality where you live.
In GB the only-and as such fairly reasonable rule is- that the route taken should be a reasonable straightforward direct. As such this should be in all countries, but to sky-high fares in GB and the myriad of train companies, they seem to take it a little more strict as elsewhere. (I dont live there, but this from well-informed staff fora for UK-travels)
Thus in your case f.e. not go to MAN (or Leeds or York) first and then same day back to homey Southpt. You will have to find a ticket yourself to do later Man-Southpt.
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