ABTN readers have not favoured rail over air after the volcanic ash cloud hit Europe, despite the risk of mass flight cancellations.
According to the latest poll result, 73% of people said the ash cloud had not made them more likely to travel by rail.
During the ash crisis, many people chose to pay for their own travel home by rail, after cancelled flights left thousands stranded away from home.
More than a quarter (27%), however, said the effects of the Icelandic volcano had increased the likelihood that they would travel by rail.
One reader commented on a positive experience of booking a rail and ferry package to Amsterdam on a recent trip.
"My girlfriend and I just booked a rail and ferry travel package to Amsterdam. Admittedly, in this instance it's impracticalities are offset by the novelty of the relatively short journey.
"Also, it rather adds to the holiday. Part of our reasoning was the possible disruption by ash, so in all good conscience I voted "yes".
"However, on a business trip further than is possible to reach on the Eurostar, I would not hesitate to book air travel.
"That may change with increased high speed coverage throughout Europe. Eurostar is already the quickest option for Paris."
More than 220 people voted in the ABTN poll.