Ill be Poirot: the Orient Express is back - but what is it like to ride?

It comes at a steep price, but the remodelled luxury train from Sicily to Rome immerses passengers in the countrys culture as well as passing through stunning sceneryIf anyone mysteriously vanishes, I can be Poirot, said the passenger from India, twirling his moustache. Itfelt as though the spirit of AgathaChristies most famous character - best known for solving the Murder on the Orient Express - was lingering in the breeze at Palermos sublime botanical garden, which had been transformed into a ...