Pakistan Railways has launched a 2025% discount on fares for Eid-ul-Fitr 20. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Minister Hanif Abbasi announced this good news with confidence. The discount will be valid for three days on mail, express, passenger and intercity trains. Families and individuals will be able to avail this benefit on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd days of Eid.
Fare Discount Covers All Travel Classes
Officials confirmed that this 20% discount covers all classes of travel and provides a broad reach to passengers. This will enable passengers across Pakistan to travel during the Eid holidays without worrying about high fares. Minister Abbasi stated that this move is an initiative to reduce the financial stress of holidaymakers across the country.
Reservation Options That Make Holiday Travel Easier
Passengers who want to benefit from this discount can easily book their tickets through Pakistan Railways’ website, reservation offices or mobile app. Officials said they are expecting a huge increase in bookings due to the discount and that this offer provides a great opportunity for families to get together.
A Proactive Approach in Line with National Priorities
With this fare reduction, Pakistan Railways aims to boost the festive spirit during the Eid season. This will enable passengers to reunite with their loved ones at affordable prices, making travel more accessible. Furthermore, all preparations have been made to ensure smooth operations on discounted routes.
A Move That Makes Travel More Accessible
Minister Abbasi emphasised that this move is designed to reach out to passengers across Pakistan. This discount provides great convenience to families planning Eid celebrations while also reinforcing Pakistan Railways’ public-focused service approach.
Passengers Are Booking With Excitement
Passengers are rushing to book their tickets to avail this 20% discount and the excitement for the festive season is building. Pakistan Railways is expecting a busy yet joyful time during the Eid al-Fitr travel season 2025.
