Next generation takes the helm of John Hall’s Alaska in 2025
Family-owned John Hall’s Alaska offers customized tours and charters, emphasizing personalized service for worldwide travel experiences.
Category: Operator News
Investment to help Minnesota Coaches drive its next chapter of growth
Minnesota Coaches, a family-owned student transportation provider for over 65 years, is partnering with a private equity firm to drive growth.
Transportation company struggles in aftermath of Hurricane Helene
Elite Limousines of Asheville, North Carolina, faces financial struggles after Hurricane Helene, battling low broker rates, unlicensed competitors, and insufficient recovery aid.
Amid driver shortage, Eagle Christian Tours has a long list of candidates
Eagle Christian Tours defies industry trends by attracting a long list of Host-Driver candidates, thanks to its focus on purpose-driven, hospitality-centered service.
Bustang expands to 66 routes, doubling service in Colorado
Bustang nearly triples service to 66 routes in Colorado, expanding weekday and weekend trips while reducing emissions and enhancing commuter convenience.
Fullington Trailways delivers 10,000 pounds of hurricane relief to NC
Fullington Trailways’ hurricane relief drive, part of its broader commitment to employees and the community, delivered 10,000 pounds of donations.
Award-winning employees create milestone year for Windstar Lines
Windstar Lines enjoys a milestone year as driver Andy Grecian and technician Juan Velasquez earn top industry awards, showcasing company excellence.
Pinnacle Car Services drives success at LPGA’s Walmart NW Arkansas Championship
Owner Jeff Wright shares the secrets behind Pinnacle Car Services’ 15 years of seamless transportation at the LPGA’s Walmart Championship.
After a long search, Windy City Limousine finds perfect match in new owner TBL Group
George Jacobs sells Windy City Limousine to John Ferrari’s TBL Group after a long search for the right buyer.
ACE Express wins $26.5M contract to operate Colorado motorcoach transit services
Kelsian’s Ace Express Coaches secures a Colorado transit contract, generating $26.5 million in revenue, and expanding Bustang and Pegasus services.