Megabus arrives in Naples and offers jobs

Megabus, the market leader in low-cost bus travel, arrives in Naples where it opens a new operational base. For the new Naples headquarters, Megabus offers jobs and is recruiting 20 new staff members.  

Arrives in Naples, Megabus and, for the new operational headquarters, the first in Southern Italy, the low-cost bus company is looking for staff. The new Megabus stop, according to a press release, should start operating from May.

From May 15th, Megabus will also launch several new services. In particular:

• New night express services between Milan, Rome, and Naples. A connection will operate in each direction every night of the week, with a travel time of seven hours and 35 minutes between Milan and Rome, which is over 2 hours less than the current service.
• A direct connection between Naples and Genoa, La Spezia (Sarzana), and Siena.
• An additional trip per day between Naples, Rome, and Florence.
• Four additional services between Naples and Rome, offering more trips during the day, morning and afternoon. These changes will result in a total of 10 trips per day in each direction between the two cities.
• Reduction of travel times on many routes.

The new Naples headquarters joins those already operating in Florence and Milan.

How does Megabus work?

Megabus uses buses capable of transporting up to 87 people, offering more seats than other operators. This results in lower cost per passenger and cheaper prices. Following the launch of the megabus.com network in Italy last year, consumers now have access to a broader low-cost network, with prices on every megabus.com trip starting from just 1 Euro. Additionally, the company has made it possible to purchase tickets on the megabus.com website, and you can also pay with PayPal and Postepay.

How much does Megabus cost?

The average price paid by customers in Italy is around 10 Euros. The fleet of 24 state-of-the-art buses offers free Wi-Fi, power outlets, air conditioning, and toilets.

Which cities are served by Megabus?

In Italy, Megabus connects 13 cities: Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice, Naples, Turin, Bologna, Verona, Padua, Siena, Genoa, Sarzana (La Spezia), and Pisa. It is also the only bus travel service to directly connect Milan with London via Turin, Lyon, Paris, and Lille.

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