“From now on, for example, the [capital city] Yerevan-Gyumri [city] ticket price will cost 1,000 drams [approx. $2.48] instead of last year’s 950 [drams, which is approximately $2.35].
The South Caucasus Railway Company informed yesterday [Tuesday] that the increase in the ticket prices is due to the new quota that was carried out at the end of the year past, [and] which was announced in advance,” Haykakan Zhamanak writes.

















