On March 12, 2021, with the sound of the whistle, a Qilu Eurasian train carrying 50 containers slowly departed from Jinan Dongjia Freight Station and exited through Manzhouli. It is expected to arrive in Frankfurt, Germany in 20 days. This is the 8th operation route expanded since the launch of the Lu-Europe Express service product. The route layout and radiation range of the Qilu Eurasian train in Europe have been further expanded.

The Qilu Eurasian Railway Express is a public train transportation service product launched by Shandong High Speed Group. It has been officially operated since April 2020. It mainly serves the economic and trade exchanges between Shandong import and export enterprises and European countries.

Normalization from Shandong to Western Europe

Up to now, Shandong High Speed Group has launched direct operating routes from Shandong to Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, the United Kingdom and other countries, with an average of 6 trains per month, and has achieved scheduled and normalized operations. This product expands Shandong's international railway train operation network to Western Europe, and makes up for the adverse effects of the blockage of international shipping and air transportation during the epidemic. It unblocks the major international logistics channels in Shandong, promotes trade exchanges between countries along the route, and maintains the stability of the global supply chain. Played an important role.

As of the shipment of this train, the Qilu Eurasian train has operated a total of 287 in 2021, and the number of inter-city routes has increased to 44, allowing direct access to 49 cities in 19 countries along the Belt and Road.

Next, Shandong High Speed Group will continue to promote the high-quality development of the Qilu Eurasian train, increase the density of trains in Europe, expand overseas network layout, improve overseas service capabilities, and help build a domestic and international dual A new development pattern that recycles and promotes each other. Editor/Tian Zengpeng