Long-distance bus travel is growing in Italy, but bus stations remain fragile when it comes to safety, service, and intermodality. The gap with Europe requires investment and national standards.
The customers in Italy of the European low cost mobility operator grew by 70% compared to last year in the months of June and July - Venice and Lecce the most popular destinations
The German startup, which has been present on the Italian market for less than a year, has made a real boom by stealing the market from trains thanks to ultra-competitive prices: Rome-Milan can only be paid for one euro, and there are dozens of cities…
