The train get split in Feldkirch and the first train part going on to Zürich right but the rear ends in Feldkirch 1H later the train is going to Bregenz.

So I was talking about the Sparschiene at ÖBB so you have a train bound but if you are living in Austria or near to Austria I can recommend you the Klimaticket

@@EuropeanRailJourneys Sparschiene Österreich: Starting price for an ÖBB Sparschiene ticket per person and direction in the indicated travel category, offer only valid for a specific train and subject to ticket allotment, can be booked max. 6 months (180 days) before departure only online and via ÖBB App. Cancellation and refund excluded. No other discounts apply when booking a Sparschiene ticket. The fare regulations of ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG apply. Sparschiene Europa: Starting price for an ÖBB Sparschiene ticket per person and direction, 2nd class, offer only valid for a specific train and subject to ticket allotment, can be booked max. 6 months (180 days) before. Cancellation and refund excluded. No other discounts apply when booking a Sparschiene ticket. The fare regulations of ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG apply. Thanks a lot for the answer. As you can read above, Cancellation and refund is excluded. Therefore it's not for me. I only want to buy tickets that are valid on any train, such as in Switzerland, so that if I miss my connection due to the usual delays, I can continue my journey on a later train. If in a certain country there are no longer any trains that can be boarded with open-dated tickets, I will no longer travel to that country. I have eliminated Italy, France and the like for years.

@@Luigi-uj5mlor you buy a Standard Ticket or Interrail Pass

​@@EuropeanRailJourneys Standard tickets have no longer been issued in Italy for years. Even if I have an Interrail Pass, to take a Eurocity I have to purchase the Pass fare ticket which, in case of delays, is not valid on other trains. Furthermore, in international traffic there is a legalized scam: for example, if I own an Interrail OneCountry SWITZERLAND and I ask for the Eurocity supplement from Como S. Giovanni to Zurich, they make me pay half. Same thing if you had an Interrail OneCountry ITALIA! Instead, to travel from Chiasso to Zurich or vice versa, the Interrail OneCountry SWITZERLAND is sufficient without any supplement or mandatory reservation. A huge difference in price for a handful of km of difference, i.e. the distance that separates Como from Chiasso. The same goes for what concerns the Sempione: from Domodossola onwards neither the Eurocity supplement nor the compulsory reservation is needed.

It’s like I was very tidy and wanted to sleep a bit but after I while I stopped it

But also thanks for critic :)