The Royal Train Tour

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge undertook a Nationwide tour of three days on the request of the British Government in December 2020. The 1250 miles long tour saw the Royal couple thanking the UK frontline workers, organizations and communities for their generosity during the pandemic that kept the country going.

It was the first time when Prince William and Duchess Catherine used the Royal train for transportation. The train is environment friendly. In 2010 upon the request of Prince Charles of Wales, it was converted to run on used cooking oil. During the tour, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met with frontline workers, volunteers, care-home staff, teachers, schoolchildren, and young people to hear about their experiences, sacrifices, and inspiring work they have done through the challenging year.

Kensington Palace

The tour was full of gratitude, festive cheeriness, and musical performances. The Tour started from Euston Station in Central London and finished at the Windsor Castle with a joint engagement with Her Majesty The Queen.

Ahead of the tour, Kensington Palace spokesperson said,

The Duke and Duchess are very much looking forward to shining a spotlight on the incredible work that has been done across the country throughout the difficult year and to sharing their gratitude on behalf of the nation for all those supporting their local communities ahead of the Christmas holiday.

On Fashion and Style front, The Duchess of Cambridge repeated one of the best winter pieces from her wardrobe. Catherine paired old pieces with odd new accessories to design new looks. She championed various British designers during the tour while the color choices represented the festive season. She handled sartorial diplomacy with elegance.

The Royal Train Tour