New £175,000 travel centre opened in the middle of Plymouth
PLYMOUTH Citybus has opened a new Travel Centre in the heart of the city.
Citybus, part of the Go-Ahead Group, invested £175,000 in the new travel centre, which includes driver facilities on the upper floors.
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LAUNCH: Emilie Perring, Adrian Trim, Cllr Jonathan Drean, Citybus MD Richard Stevens, Mark Horide, Cllr Pauline Murphy, Plymouth Area Business Council Chairman Charles Howeson and Hayleigh Beck
The opening took place last Friday with members of the Plymouth Military Wives Choir and local councillors cutting the ribbon.
Plymouth Citybus' Managing Director Richard Stevens said: "The opening of the new Travel Centre is a big step forward for us and the city; we have brought our retail outlet to the forefront of our operation on Royal Parade. We have also maximised the building's capacity by moving our employees' rest facilities from the tired Bretonside site to the upper floors of the Travel Centre".
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The Travel Centre is home to both Plymouth Citybus and Plymouth Citycoach. As well as having information and ticket purchasing facilities for bus services in and around the city, it has a dedicated booking area for Citycoach, where customers can book coach tours and trips to all corners of the UK. In addition, customers will be able to book their National Express and Megabus tickets at the Travel Centre.
4 Comments
by stratobuddy
Monday, March 04 2013, 2:03PM
“What wonderfull journalism - - - NOT - - - couldn't you even be bothered to tell us where it was?”
by PaddyGoo
Monday, March 04 2013, 12:56PM
“Would have been good if the Herald has said where it actually is in the city centre on the off chance someone wants to go there!”
by Monkeyman
Monday, March 04 2013, 9:58AM
“@Waltersmith
It has it's downside. With the driver rest facilities above the shop, Royal Parade may well become clogged with empty buses as the drivers nip in to the toilet or grab a sandwhich.”
by Waltersmith
Monday, March 04 2013, 8:46AM
“What a good idea”