Anmol Nagpal

FlixBus to commence business in India from February 6

FlixBus, a global leader in travel technology has made a significant announcement: its official launch in India.

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FlixBus aims to transform intercity passenger transportation by offering convenient travel options at competitive prices alongside top-tier safety standards.

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The introduction of FlixBus in India heralds a new era of comfortable, safe, and reliable travel choices for countless Indians.

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The network will seamlessly connect major cities and routes across New Delhi, Himachal, J&K, Punjab, Rajasthan, and UP.

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Starting from February 1, tickets for FlixBus India will be available, with the inaugural routes commencing from February 6th at a special launch price of just INR 99.

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These routes will link Delhi with key destinations such as Ayodhya, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Manali, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Dehradun, Varanasi, Jodhpur, Dharamshala, Lucknow, and Amritsar.

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The comprehensive network will feature 59 stops and over 200 connections in total.

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In strategic partnerships with local bus operators, FlixBus will leverage its proprietary technology platform to empower partners, enhancing their business operations.

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This collaboration will focus on network planning, revenue management, and yield optimization, ensuring a seamless travel experience for both passengers and operators.

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FlixBus will exclusively operate premium bus models equipped with BS6 engines, adhering to stringent emission norms and championing environmental sustainability.

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The company's focus is on passenger's safety with innovative features, like gender seating, a 24x7 incident response team, traffic control wards, and 2-point seat belts for all passengers.

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Exclusive FlixBus lounges will further enhance the travel experience.

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