Hi, just trying to clarify how outbound / inbound travel can be used. From UK, would I be allowed to travel from Edinburgh to London and then eurostar to Paris, as my outbound journey if all in one day, or only the Eurostar leg? And if I did either of these and no more travel that day, does it count as one of my (probably 7) travel days? Thanks!
Outbound / Inbound travel
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Hi, just trying to clarify how outbound / inbound travel can be used. From UK, would I be allowed to travel from Edinburgh to London and then eurostar to Paris, as my outbound journey if all in one day, or only the Eurostar leg?
Assuming you have a global pass, you can use your outbounds for as many trips as you want in one day, so all the way from Edinburgh to Paris.
And if I did either of these and no more travel that day, does it count as one of my (probably 7) travel days? Thanks!
The outbound trip counts as a travel day. It is in fact a special travel day that you can (but don't have to) use in your home country.
Note one country passes only cover travel within the country you chose, so not the travel to/from that country.
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