According to a recently completed study by Dutch company Hardt Hyperloop, a new hyperloop train system capable of zipping passengers between Paris and Amsterdam in 90min could soon be a reality. The company is currently in talks to identify five potential transportation hubs that could be connected via the new high-tech network.

?Hyperloop for passengers can become a reality as early as 2028. What makes it so unique is its high capacity, low energy use and high speeds that indeed shorten travel times substantially,? a Hardt Hyperloop representative told Lonely Planet.Train travel at such high speeds could have wide-reaching implications for those with access to the Hyperloop. The Daily Urban System imagined by Hardt would connect cities and regions, both within a given nation and beyond its borders, with a speed and efficiency never before seen. When it comes to the Netherlands, connections from Amsterdam to Groningen and Amsterdam to The Hague were studied while analysis of international connections focused on Düsseldorf, Frankfurt and Paris. ?A Hyperloop connection between Amsterdam and Eindhoven takes just 15 minutes,? said Stefan Marges, project manager of Hardt Hyperloop, in an interview with Lonely Planet. ?And Düsseldorf can be reached in less than half an hour. The perspective on home and work distances will be radically altered. The Hyperloop is especially perfect for international connections.? In short, the new system could obviate the need for short-range fl...