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Smart people take the coach

COACH operator Eurolines says travel on its services is the smart way to beat the credit crunch blues. By Frank Murphy - 17/09/08

It is offering what it describes as ultra low fares of £16 for people wishing to travel to Cork, Dublin, Waterford and Belfast.Eurolines, part of the National Express group, is offering a host of stunning Fun Fares available for anyone looking to escape Ireland but without spending a fortune.

The international coach operator, which has scheduled services to over 150 destinations all over Ireland, has launched fares to some of its most popular destinations that, it says, will blow away anyone’s fears about the cost of a getaway.

In fact it has fares on all its routes to Ireland from just £16 whether you are setting out from the north of England, the Midlands or London. They can be booked online at www.eurolines.co.uk.

A Eurolines spokesman said: “As the cost of air travel continues to rise and passengers face extra charges for hold luggage and other services, Eurolines is retaining its transparent ‘all-in’ fares.
“Even with a late booking you can get Fun Fares online to Ireland for £16, making it temptingly cheap to head over for a break.”
Fun Fares and accommodation to suit all budgets can be booked online at www.eurolines.co.uk. There are also great fares available by phone from the Travel Centre on 08717 818 177, at the Colonnades Travel Centre, Victoria and at any National Express Travel Agent.