National Express boycotts hidden extras with nationwide £9 coach fare
From 1 July cash conscious travellers can visit any town or city on the National Express coach network for just £9 - as the company introduces Britains cheapest nationwide travel offer.
National Express is boycotting hidden extras with the £9 one way deal. They guarantee customers that the price advertised is the price they pay with no booking fee or hidden extras like luggage charges or seat reservations. The only stipulations are that travel is booked 14 days in advance and airport and event routes are excluded.
Customers can travel to over 900 destinations across England, Scotland and Wales for £9 one way, while over 60s make the journey for as low as £4.50 thanks to their concessionary discount.
One of the longest coach journeys that can be made is Exeter to Edinburgh. It breaks down to just 2 pence per mile without the stress of driving. Other destinations available to book from 17 June include:
Exeter Inverness
Aberystwyth Skegness
London Liverpool
Newcastle Bristol
Andrew Cleaves, Managing Director National Express Coach, said: We operate Britains only nationwide transport service and are committed to making travel accessible and affordable for everyone. Consumers are fed up of complex travel deals that make you jump through hoops to secure the lowest fare, so were boycotting hidden extras with our £9 go anywhere deal.
The £9 deal is available to everyone, regardless of where you live it simply needs to be booked 14 days in advance. We travel to over 900 destinations nationwide, so its a unique opportunity to explore Britain this summer and visit somewhere new.
The offer is available through National Express website, travel shops, coach stations and through 08717 81 81 81 and allows customers travel to over 900 destinations across England, Scotland and Wales. Over 60s can travel anywhere for as little as £4.50.
