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Vonlane Expands Motorcoach Service
For the first time, travelers between the population centers of Atlanta and Nashville will have a new transportation choice in Vonlane.

Introductory fares are flat-rate $99 one way or $198 round trip service with no taxes, baggage fees, or change fees for travel through January 2023.
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Vonlane announced it will expand its luxury motorcoach service beginning Nov. 4 with a new route between Atlanta and Nashville. The route also features a daily service for 38 weekly departures – 19 departures from each city, according to the company's news release.
For the first time, travelers between the population centers of Atlanta and Nashville will have a new transportation choice in Vonlane—complete with its 22 first-class leather seats, ample workspace, complimentary Wi-Fi, and an on-board attendant offering cabin service with snacks, meals, and beverages included, according to the company.
“We’re excited to provide a new way to connect two dynamic cities,” said Alex Danza, founder/CEO of Vonlane. “Our ‘private jet on wheels’ experience for business and leisure travelers will be a welcome relief to the headaches of the airport or the stress of driving.”
Introductory fares are flat-rate $99 one way or $198 round trip service with no taxes, baggage fees, or change fees for travel through January 2023, according to Vonlane. Normal fares of $119 one way or $238 round trip will apply for travel beginning Feb. 1.
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