Used train tickets and travel tips with the KelBillet app!

Do not waste anymore time

With the app you save a lot of time. Gone are the days when you spent more time comparing transport offers than enjoying your Netflix series. With KelBillet, you enter your starting point, your arrival point, the date and all you have to do is wait a few seconds. This is the time it takes for the app to compare and display all available offers. You will have the choice between different modes of transport: plane, train, bus and carpooling depending on the destination.

First choice second hand

But what makes KelTicket particularly useful and valuable is the possibility of finding second-hand train tickets for all destinations, but also bus or plane tickets (if they are transferable). Conversely, you can also sell your train tickets and others, and the good news is that you will not pay any commission, the service is completely free. Undoubtedly the best way to travel economically.

Travel without limits

With KelBillet no limits, no borders, you will find the ticket that suits you regardless of the destination. Whether you dream of taking a walk in Manhattan or tasting Pasteis de nata in Lisbon in the spring, you will undoubtedly find the ticket that suits you.

Via the transport news tab, you can access good travel plans not to be missed. An additional opportunity to escape at a lower price. There are also, in addition to tips, accommodation, car rental, hotel + flight stays.

Simple operation

Its operation is quite simple. The application highlights all the offers by classifying them by default according to the price. It is possible to display them by departure time or journey time. Of course, the results can be accessed by selecting only one mode of transport.

KelBillet in a nutshell

The KelBillet application is relatively useful, however, it is a shame to have to rummage through it to discover that you have to go through the “transport news” in order to have access to good deals, train timetables or the possibility of compare car rental prices. Its main asset remains: the purchase and sale of second-hand train tickets (and others).