The bipartisan legislation would deliver clearer rules, stronger protections, and real operational relief for bus operators. The American Bus Association is helping lead one of the bus industry’s most important […]
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There is a trend right now with many attractions, hotels, restaurants, etc., that once catered to group travelers coming in on a multitude of motorcoaches … they are being told […]
Intercity Bus Service Gets No Respect from Government Governing By Jake Blumgart September 30, 2021 The summer of 2021 hasn’t been the palliative the intercity bus industry hoped for after […]
What’s Next for Bus Operator Greyhound Post-Pandemic CNBC Shawn Baldwin September 24, 2021 Intercity bus travel in the U.S. has long been dominated by one iconic brand: Greyhound. With its […]
Bus Driver Shortage Affects Charter and Tour Bus Industry ABC12 By Rachel Sweet September 12, 2021 A Mid-Michigan charter bus service says school buses are not the only public […]
Check New Guidance Documents for Additional Details As the CERTS grant process proceeds, Treasury continues to issue updates to its online guidance materials and FAQs. Keeping in mind that […]
A Case Study with Salt Lake Express By Gregory S. Hendricks, director of Safety & Compliance at Salt Lake Express, vice chair BISC Human Performance Committee At Salt Lake Express […]
Industry Worries about DELTA Effect on Slowing Down Travel and Job Recovery Washington, D.C. – The American Bus Association Foundation – the largest non-profit organization in the group travel industry, […]
How to Adapt and Thrive During Travel’s Rebound Group Travel Leader September 8, 2021 With large portions of the American public vaccinated against COVID-19 and pandemic restrictions eased in […]
Congress Must Act to Help Bus Companies Baltimore Sun By Al Spence, president of A.S. Midway Tours September 3, 2021 The once thriving $15 billion bus industry was essentially shutdown […]