Toronto Shuttle Bus Sales | 24-Seat VIP Commercial Vehicle Listing Updated
Oct 19, 2022
With the Canadian tourism industry seeing strong signs of recovery, independent bus dealer The Bus Centre (+1-800-661-5646) announces an updated listing of commercial and school shuttle vehicles for clients in Toronto, Ontario.
Acheson,Canada - October 19, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The company’s current inventory is available for clients in Toronto, Ontario, but vehicles can also be delivered to Quebec, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. A variety of shuttle and school bus options are now offered, and the firm can also facilitate custom requests.
More details can be found at https://thebuscentre.com/buses-for-sale-canada
The Bus Centre is seeing increasing demand across the tourism sector, and the updated inventory is designed to fill the most common shuttle bus requirements. Vehicles now offered in Toronto include 13, 24, and 44-seat models, which are well suited to limousine, hotel, airport, and tour applications.
Figures released by Statistics Canada show the extent to which domestic and international tourism has recovered in 2022. Comparisons between the first and second quarter of this year show a 19.8% increase in tourism spending, which amounted to $18.7 billion between April 1 and June 30. Spending by non-residents grew by more than 70%.
The revised listing from The Bus Centre comes as businesses in Toronto seek to refresh their shuttle bus fleets. Based on the Ford E450 chassis, several 24-seat models are now available. The Diamond Coach VIP variant includes rear luggage capacity and backup camera. Alternatively, the Starcraft Allstar vehicles provide overhead luggage and optional spaces for wheelchairs.
The new inventory also covers small requirements, with 13-seat all-wheel-drive Ford Transit vans remaining one of the most popular options. The vehicles are fitted with a variety of packages, such as leather seats and heavy-duty towing capabilities.
About The Bus Centre
Focused solely on bus sales, The Bus Centre remains Western Canada’s only standalone bus dealer. In addition to bus sales, the company offers parts and service support for all styles of buses, and can also provide upgrades to existing fleets, such as para-transit lifts or security monitors. Cross-country shipping is available for all buses and vehicle parts.
A company representative stated: “Buses are so much more than transportation. They showcase the wonders of the world for tourists and ensure everyday people can access work, food, and family. That’s why we’ve made it our specialty to find you the perfect bus for your needs and help you keep it in great condition for years to come.”
Interested parties can learn more by visiting: https://www.thebuscentre.com
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Marshall
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Organization: The Bus Centre
Address: 11461 261 Street, Acheson, AB T7X 6C6, Canada
Phone: +1-800-661-5646
Website: https://thebuscentre.com
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