The seats were incredibly comfortable, and a bus attendant made sure I had everything I needed. I had my choice of drinks and snacks, and I got a complimentary travel kit full of luxury products. As ...

I rode on a $180 luxury bus and a $46 standard coach bus from New York City to Washington, DC. The regular bus got me from point A to point B, but there weren't many amenities. I was super impressed ...

When you think of taking a bus in the U.S., the picture’s not always a pleasant one. Crowded coaches, long delays and sketchy stops have long given bus travel here a bad rap. But is the perceived ...

Flying seems to be more and more of a hassle, especially with delays attributed to staffing, weather or equipment issues. But if you have the luxury of time to get to your destination, then maybe a ...

For most travelers, a city-to-city bus journey is the lowest option on the transportation ladder. Buses are usually dirty and crowded, get stuck in traffic, bump and sway, and are slow. They’re for ...

A new night bus network has now launched in Europe, with routes connecting some of the continent's key tourist destinations.

Yes, you can travel in luxury on a bus: A few bus lines around the country are providing luxury bus service on intercity routes up to about 300 miles, especially in areas where air and rail service is ...

Are you young, trendy and into pressed juices? If so, your luxury commuter bus has arrived. Launched Wednesday, Leap is San Francisco's latest attempt to #disrupt transit. The bus is a tech buzz word ...