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National Express is the UK’s largest coach operator, running high frequency scheduled services linking more than 550 destinations across the country.
23rd August 2024
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National Express Ready for Busy Bank Holiday Travel Surge

National Express is gearing up for a bumper bank holiday with thousands of people booked to travel by coach over the long weekend.

Advanced bookings show the August bank holiday is set to be the coach operator’s most popular weekend of the year with Friday being the busiest day for travel. To meet demand National Express will be adding over 8,000 extra seats across the network, with the majority on its most popular routes between London and Manchester, Bristol and the South Coast.

A third of all National Express services are to airports. For maximum convenience, all airport services drop off directly at the terminal so savvy holidaymakers don’t have far to lug their bags, or worry about expensive parking fees.

John Boughton, Commercial Director at National Express said:

“As always, we’re here to help people get away this bank holiday, whether they’re exploring Britain or getting to the airport to go further afield. It’s great to see tens of thousands of savvy travellers choosing coach once again this weekend, proving that we remain the smart, affordable and reliable option. And with every coach taking up to fifty cars off the road, it’s good news all round.”

National Express Top Bank Holiday Destinations:

London
London airports (Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton airports)
Brighton
Bristol
Bournemouth
Cardiff
Leeds
Manchester (incl. Manchester airport)
Plymouth
Southampton

Customers can expect a safe and comfortable experience on board, with leather reclining seats, free Wi-Fi, USB power sockets and a generous luggage allowance of up to 20kg.

Visit www.nationalexpress.com to plan your journey and book tickets.

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