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The 81-passenger double-deckers will continue to feature free WI-FI, as well as power outlets and DVD video capabilities, panoramic views, two tables, reclining seats, a restroom, safety belts and mobility impaired accessibility.
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Riding out the aftereffects of 9/11 made the motorcoach industry more resilient and better equipped to handle this economic downturn. Assessing costs and charging competitive prices as well as rethinking marketing techniques are some practices being employed.
Read More →The California Bus Association gathered just outside of Palm Springs, Calif., for its annual meeting.
Read More →Washington wildlife park tour trams will be rebuilt from ground up.
Read More →The ABA’s Peter Pantuso and UMA’s Larry Killingsworth discuss the state of motorcoach operations today, the fight for emergency funding, and what the future may hold in a post-pandemic world.
Read More →In August, MCI delivered J4500 coaches to Rowan University in New Jersey and James Madison University in Virginia, which took its third MCI J4500 model.
Read More →With the industry again experiencing growth, operators are taking advantage of the opportunities their regions are presenting, while also dealing with unique challenges and finding ways to grow two very large generational markets.
Read More →The 46th annual iconic show brings together an expected 2,500 attendees from North America’s motorcoach and group travel industries, offering opportunities to expand business growth, network, and stay up to date on industry innovations.
Read More →FMCSA and TSA among high-profile government agencies contributing to show events.
Read More →In addition, Heather Horton will now serve as executive director of the Motorcoach Council and help develop and implement the new programs and policies set forth by the Board, while actively providing outreach to the industry and to the general public.
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