Travel (14)

The cynics response: if there isn't any. But why not get the snow train? Why not go greener? The snow train goes to some 25 destinations in the French Alps, of course. And if you go overnight - and don't misbehave - you'll get longer on holiday, avoid stressful queues. The rewarding deal? You can bag 500 green points if you lash out a £100 - and more or less pro rata.

If you book your rail travel to europe using our special Rail Europe Booking Form, we will give you 4% of the transaction value in green points. Start collecting now.

We hope you like this handy little map tool to see the major and many minor European connections. If you then go on to book your travel with International Rail Travel, we will give you up to 4% of the transaction value to you in green points.

For a short time only (to end of February 2008), you'll get up to 4% of the transaction value back in green points when you book a journey with Eurostar. Where you go and what you do with your green points is entirely up to you.

A wee carrot for booking your UK travel via ecomonkey.co.uk courtesy of our relationship with the Trainline.com: ie 1% of the transaction value back in green points.

When you book your rail travel to europe using our very own Rail Europe Booking Form, whatever commissions we receive, usually 4% of the transaction, will go to you in the form of green points. Can't be bad?