
@deniko, does "return ticket" actually mean "two tickets, one to Birmingham and another back to the point you begin your travelling"?

I'd say logically it's definitely one ticket to Birmingham and back, but physically you might get either one or two tickets. Even if you're getting two physical tickets, I think it's understood that they are just two parts of one return ticket.

OK, now I see. I wanted to know if it was about a ticket "to Birmingham and from Birmingham" or a ticket "from Birmingham only".

Yeah, to and then from, sorry :)

Thanks :)
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