Italo, here is the new summer timetable for trains and buses: connections with Itabus started for the first time

The summer season has begun in Italo. From June 21, multimedia communications will start synergizing with Itabus (recently acquired by Italo). We start with Campania (Pompeii and Sorrento), Puglia (Poligano a Mare, Porto Cesario, Nard and Gallipoli) and Sicily (Giardini Naxos Taormina, Catania, Enna, Caltanissetta, Agrigento, Milazzo, Ceval and Palermo). Four services a day to each destination, connecting to major cities in central and northern Italy such as Turin, Milan, Reggio Emilia, Bologna, Florence and Rome. A new opportunity for travelers with the convenience of a single ticket will be able to use Italo trains and Itabus buses, with advance connections and times designed to facilitate travel and meet the different needs of passengers. A multimodal service, the service provided by the Italo group, which can boast a fleet of 51 trains and 100 buses, operating 24 hours a day all year round.

New services

Italo confirms 118 daily flights, increasing trips to Calabria (from 6 to 8 each day) and offers 4 double services, thanks to the union of two Italo EVO trains, allowing 940 seats. These special services will operate on the Turin-Milan-Rome-Naples-Salerno line, to meet the growing demand for transport between the main Italian cities. And then there’s the business segment: Italo is crafting a new fall-light strategy for those who travel a lot for business reasons which will include new lounges at the station, new commercial offerings such as a special 10-flight brochure for travelers Rome-Milan and various other novelties.

Campaign for four-legged friends

The pet-friendly promotion continues: specially reserved seats for those traveling with their dogs who want them always at their side, by purchasing the service at an additional price that varies depending on the route. Small dogs (up to 5 kg) can travel for free in a private kennel next to their owner. Our will is clear: we aim to grow and strengthen our presence in the region. Accessibility, thanks to the new multimedia proposals, will become a strong point of the strategy. We are integrating connections with the train and adding new services, to meet the needs of travelers, increasingly oriented towards combined journeys that can be purchased in a single solution, thus reducing travel and booking times, says Fabrizio Bona, Commercial Director of Italo. ) Eng 201612 Jun 23