Megabus Partners with Fullington Trailways to Expand Pennsylvania Services
The partnership will connect Philadelphia with 11 cities, Harrisburg with nine cities, New York City with 14 cities, Pittsburgh with 22 cities, and State College with 18 cities.
The partnership with megabus.com will connect Philadelphia with 11 cities, Harrisburg with nine cities, New York City with 14 cities, Pittsburgh with 22 cities, and State College with 18 cities.
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Megabus.com announced a new partnership with Fullington Trailways that will allow for expanded service options, which will connect Philadelphia with 11 cities, Harrisburg with nine cities, New York City with 14 cities, Pittsburgh with 22 cities, and State College with 18 cities.
“We’re excited to have the opportunity to embark on this partnership to expand service throughout Pennsylvania,” said Colin Emberson, VP, commercial, for megabus.com. “As the demand for travel continues to grow, these new routes will offer many convenient new options for our customers and will be a great addition to our existing network.”
“As we celebrate our 114th year of being in business, Fullington Trailways is delighted to be able to partner with megabus.com,” said Jonathan Berzas president and CEO for The Fullington Auto Bus Co. “We continue to provide affordable, reliable, and convenient service in Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region. This partnership offers our customers another avenue to purchase their bus tickets.”
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