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ABA Foundation Motorcoach Sales Report Shows Huge Drop in Sales Because of COVID-19
“The COVID pandemic not only decimated the bus companies but also the suppliers who service in the industry as well,” said Peter Pantuso, president of the ABA Foundation.
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The Herald-News: Yellowstone, Grand Teton Agree to Vaccination, Testing Rules with Bus Operators
“Group travel is coming back,” Peter Pantuso said. “There’s definitely a demand and interest for getting back out there.”
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ABA, IMG Applaud National Park Service Guidance for Yellowstone, Grand Teton
ABA and IMG want to thank the National Park Service, especially Superintendent Cam Sholly and Zach Allely, for being leaders in taking into consideration the needs of the park and those of the traveling public
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MorningConsult: A Year After Lockdowns, Consumers and Health Care Professionals Weigh In on Most Eff
As more Americans plan to vacation this summer, most buses, too, use HEPA filters to keep the air inside clean, and open their doors frequently with stops, said Peter Pantuso, president and chief executive of the American Bus Association.
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ABA Congratulates Turner Coaches for 100-Year Mark
"Turner represents the gold standard of motorcoach companies. I wish them much success in the next 100 years," said Peter Pantuso, president & CEO of ABA.
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Secretary Buttigieg, the Motorcoach Industry Invites You to Hop on Board
As the new Biden Administration looks to create transformative, accessible multi-modal transportation options for Americans, the private motorcoach industry is ready to lead the way.
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BUSRide Magazine Publishes 50 Stories from 50 States Celebrating Women in the Industry
In celebration of National Women's History Month, BUSRide magazine and ABA's Women in Buses Council have come together to tell the stories of women who keep the industry moving forward.
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ABA, Trip Mate Announce Partnership to Benefit Membership
“We are excited to partner with Trip Mate to help our members give their customers peace of mind.”
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Washington Examiner: Royal Caribbean Increases Bookings as People Anticipate Dissipation of COVID
One mode of transportation that millions of people would typically rely on for increased domestic travel is buses. However, there may be some stalling involved there.
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CityLab: Covid Relief Could Leave Bus Companies Behind
One transportation sector is almost entirely left off the American Rescue Plan Act’s life raft: the motorcoach business.
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