Kombiverkehr is strengthening its commitment to Baltic Sea transport to and from the Port of Lübeck with a significant rise in the number of departure days on routes to and from Duisburg-Ruhrort Hafen. From tomorrow the frequency of services, already increased on 16 October 2017 from six to nine train departures per week in each direction, is being upped yet again to total eleven train departures per week in each direction.

With the increase in capacity, we now offer two departures in the north-south direction every weekday, with trains still leaving Duisburg on Saturdays as well. In the other direction, there will in future be two departures each weekday from Monday to Thursday and one on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. All transported containers, swap bodies and semi-trailers will reach the Baltic Rail Gate Terminal early the following day, allowing them to catch morning ferries serving Malmö and Trelleborg in southern Sweden.

Onward connections available by ferry from Lübeck-Skandinavienkai also include Helsinki, Kotka and Turku in Finland and Ventspils in Latvia. Kombiverkehr will organise transfers to the Nordlandkai, Seelandkai, Dänischburg and Lehmannkai parts of the Port of Lübeck on the customer’s instruction. Green Cargo and Cargo Net AB offer extensive train connections in their networks within Sweden and Norway respectively.

If you are interested in this service, please contact:
Kombiverkehr, Sales, Manager North European Transport & German Baltic Sea Ports, Ulrich Bedacht
Phone +49 69/7 95 05-2 44 or ubedacht@kombiverkehr.de