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Union allows Northeast to expand its customer base in the southeast region of Maine, while continuing to grow its clientele in central Maine.
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Once again, Dallas-based Coach America rolls in at the top in METRO's annual motorcoach survey. Despite the lagging economy, two-thirds of carriers reported a substantial increase in business.
Read More →Key presentations included NTSB, FMCSA chiefs discussing safety programs, while business executives talked brand building and marketing tactics.
Read More →The increase over the previous year was led by strong new motorcoach sales.
Read More →Tour and charter cancellations, rising insurance premiums are just some of the problems created by the Sept. 11 terror attacks. Until the public regains its confidence in travel, motorcoach operators are trying to ride out the storm.
Read More →While finding drivers continues to be a challenge, motorcoach operators are focused on establishing a work-friendly environment and programs to identify new employees. Meanwhile, both short- and long-term growth are being managed conservatively.
Read More →At the suggestion of their daughter, Judy Lewis, the Dugals— Paul and Patricia— started Caz Limo and Tours with two limousines that they purchased in March 2000.
Read More →Capitalizing on tech-savvy consumers who are looking to stretch their dollar and take advantage of added value, quicker trip times and online ticketing, express services have expanded their services from the Northeast to the West.
Read More →Business was up in 2012 for the majority of respondents. While FirstGroup America and Coach USA still hold the top two spots, Horizon jumps up to number three.
Read More →Awards handed out for first time by National Motorcoach Network.
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