HQ Function

The London headquarters primarily manages UK-based operations, customer services, commercial activities for UK-originating routes, and strategic planning for the original Eurostar services. It's a key hub for cross-channel operations.

Notable Features:

Located within or adjacent to St Pancras International, a major Victorian-era railway terminus, beautifully restored and serving as Eurostar's main London terminal. This provides direct access to its core services and a landmark presence.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, fast-paced, and multicultural environment focused on operational excellence, customer satisfaction, and international collaboration, reflecting its cross-border services and diverse passenger base.

HQ Significance:

Its London location is highly significant due to St Pancras International being the primary UK terminal for Eurostar services. It symbolizes the direct connection between the UK and continental Europe.

Values Reflected in HQ: Efficiency, connectivity, customer-centricity, and a blend of heritage (St Pancras station) with modern high-speed rail innovation.

Location:

Eurostar's presence is concentrated in Western Europe, providing high-speed passenger rail services that connect the United Kingdom (London) with France (Paris, Lille, Marne-la-Vallée, seasonal routes to the Alps and South of France), Belgium (Brussels), the Netherlands (Rotterdam, Amsterdam), and Germany (Cologne, Aachen, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Essen). Globally supported functions include international sales and marketing, multilingual customer service, complex cross-border railway operations, ticketing systems, and partnerships with national rail operators in the countries it serves.

Street Address:

Times House, Bravingtons Walk, Regent Quarter

City:

London

State/Province:

N1 9AW (Postal Code for general area, specific office building unit may vary)

Country:

United Kingdom