Venice Simplon Orient Express exemplifies and
exudes a rich history, having served as inspiration
to authors and movie directors due to the train’s
lavish aesthetic and first-rate service. The first
publication arrived in 1932 by Graham Greene,
who wrote the best-selling book that was named
after the Orient Express. In 1935, the most
well-known depiction of the Orient Express rose
into existence when author Agatha Christie wrote
“Murder on the Orient Express,” spotlighting the
train in such a way to bolster its famous name.
Source: Belmond Ma