Timberbush Tours vehicles
Timberbush Tours vehicles

Coach tour operator places £2m vehicle order in anticipation of growth

Coach tour operator Timberbush Tours, has embarked on a £2 million new vehicle spend, purchasing 16 new coaches ranging from

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Why? Free to subscribe, no paywall, daily business news digest.

Coach tour operator Timberbush Tours, has embarked on a £2 million new vehicle spend, purchasing 16 new coaches ranging from 10seater to 53seater capacity. This increases its fleet size to 34 coaches for its existing Edinburgh and Glasgow operations and its new service out of Inverness scheduled to start in the next few months’ time.

[adbutler zone_id=’297765′]

The additions to the fleet will be delivered ahead of the summer season and in line with the company’s regular stock replacement strategy whereby coaches, reaching three years old are disposed and replaced by the very latest models available, and equipped with technology and other accoutrements to enhance the customer tour experience.

Steve Spalding, CEO of Timberbush Tours comments;

“With competition in the local market intensifying, this planned investment is significant for us. These coaches will be delivered to us kitted out to our specification and reflect our commitment to continually re-fleet and replace our coaches with the most environmentally friendly and fuel-efficient vehicles available.

“Our fleet stock is less than three years old and this is our blueprint in an industry where a company’s ‘green’ credentials are a huge consideration for customers. This is something we take great pride in, having been accredited with the Green Business Tourism Scheme Gold Award and EcoStars 5 Star rating.

[yikes-mailchimp form=”2″ title=”1″ description=”1″]

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Related Articles

Silberline accounts set out cost of closing Leven pigments plant
DACHSER to acquire Scottish logistics partner Drummond Distribution
Robertson names eight winners at second Supply Chain Outstanding Contribution Awards
Shackleton buys Aberdein Considine’s £800m wealth arm to take Scottish assets to £1.3bn
SaxaVord lines up £60m public-private package to unlock UK orbital launches from Shetland
Scottish offshore wind jobs and investment “at risk” from UK energy plan, industry signatories warn

Other Articles from HGS

The Latest Stories