Euro Bus Expo Masterclass Theatre call for speakers is opened
Applications to speak in the Masterclass Theatre at Euro Bus Expo 2026 are open ahead of the coach and bus industry's premier trade show being held at the NEC Birmingham on 3-5 November.
Operators of all sizes, local and combined authorities, manufacturers, suppliers and trade bodies can apply. Organiser Diversified UK and Europe is seeking sessions that tackle an operational or commercial challenge, show how a practice has been improved, or explain a regulatory change.
A range of formats to present are available, including keynotes, panel discussions, case studies, lightning talks, fireside chats, and one-to-one clinics.
Particular areas of focus in 2026 include pricing strategy and cost pressures; recruitment and retention; the impact of Employment Rights Act changes; practical realities of fleet transition away from fossil fuels (in particular for coach operators working with HVO); and how SMEs and independents are making franchising and Enhanced Partnerships work.
Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of operators and authorities, with selection of sessions based on quality, originality, relevance, and audience interest.
“The Masterclass Theatre works best when it reflects the real decisions, challenges and innovations shaping the industry right now,” says Euro Bus Expo Event Director Helen Conway.
“Opening the 2026 call for speakers gives operators, authorities and suppliers a direct route into that conversation, with the chance to share practical experience and lessons that others across the sector can benefit from.”
Registration for Euro Bus Expo is free, and is open ahead of this year’s event. Momentum continues to build, which is reflected in the depth of vehicle manufacturers and dealerships that have confirmed their presence.
The VDL Futura 3 coach in right-hand drive format is set to make its debut on the show floor. More than 25 vehicle exhibitors and 75 vehicles are expected across the halls in what will be the largest single gathering of UK road-ready coach, bus, minibus and minicoach products anywhere in the country this year. Selected vehicles will be available for ride and drive across the three days.
Recent additions to the vehicle line-up capture Brian Noone, Scania, and Temsa. They join confirmed manufacturers and dealers including BYD, Daimler Buses, Mellor, Pelican Yutong, Volvo, and Wrightbus. Irizar UK, which recently opened its new headquarters in Blyth, will also exhibit its latest range.
More than 20 first-time exhibitors are confirmed for 2026, with the wider line-up set to approach 200. Named suppliers include Zenobē in charging and depot infrastructure; Geotab and Microlise in operational software and telematics; Littlepay, Masabi and Ticketer in ticketing and payments; and Asset Alliance Group, Backhouse Jones and Gallagher in finance, legal services, insurance, and more.
Visitors will also decide the winner of the Innovation Challenge. New products, technologies and services from across the supply chain go to a public vote on days one and two. Finalists will pitch live in the Masterclass Theatre on day three, when the contested Judges’ Choice and Operators’ Choice Award winners will be announced.
Euro Bus Expo is now over 80% sold. Organisations interested in exhibiting are advised to act quickly and contact Commercial Manager Martin Laverton on 01733 405735 or [email protected]
Submissions for the Masterclass Theatre programme close on 19 June. Apply via the Euro Bus Expo website.
Over 80 Vehicles to Explore at Euro Bus Expo
An unmissable three-day line-up awaits Euro Bus Expo visitors in just over one weeks’ time, as the flagship trade show for the bus and coach industry returns to the NEC Birmingham on 1-3 November.
The free-to-attend event features hundreds of exhibitors offering all the products and services needed to run a PSV operation and has a captivating seminar programme in store for visitors. Industry figureheads will highlight the opportunities, challenges, and trends ahead in the Masterclass Theatre.
Show visitors will also discover the latest technology and service developments driving the sector forward thanks to the Innovation Challenge, which celebrates some of the best innovations on the market.
Then there will be over 80 mini, midi and full-size buses and coaches to explore across individual stands, the Miniplus Area, and the outside Zero Emission Zone.
The Zero Emission Zone
Sponsored by ESP Utilities Group and Enel X Way, the Zero Emission Zone will showcase the newest vehicles designed to decarbonise passenger travel. ESP Utilities Group and Enel X Way will supply charging facilities for demonstrations of the latest carbon-free vehicles.
Martin Navarro, Head of Enel X Way UK, says: “Enel X Way is proud to be powering the Zero Emission Zone at this year’s Euro Bus Expo, using our charging infrastructure to bring the electric buses in this showcase to life.
“We look forward to demonstrating what the ‘future’ of smart transportation looks like at the event, including technology-based solutions that, for example, can optimise charging schedules based on site load, energy costs and route timetables. We are pleased to team up with ESP Utilities Group in this space as part of the larger electrification ecosystem and journey.”
ESP’s Chief Commercial Officer Adam Miller adds: “ESP Utilities Group are delighted to be sponsoring the Zero Emission Zone at the Euro Bus Expo 2022.
“Partnering with Enel X Way is a fantastic way for us to showcase to those attending the event how we can support bus operators with their depot electrification projects from the very first stages, helping to overcome the complex challenges with ESP’s support in connecting to the grid; all the way through to project completion with Enel X Way’s charging infrastructure.”
Alexander Dennis, Equipmake and GM Coachwork will showcase their latest battery-electric models: the Enviro400EV double deck bus, Optare Versa EVR single deck bus and Maxus eDeliver 9 minibus, respectively.
Pelican Bus and Coach will bring the Yutong TCe12 battery-electric coach – the only electric coach currently available in the UK. Seating up to 50 passengers, the TCe12 has a range of around 200 miles on a full charge. It is also supplied with an overnight DC charger.
Visitors will also get the chance to ride on the Sigma 10. Part of Mellor’s range of battery-electric vehicles, the Sigma 10 has a maximum capacity for 70 passengers and can be specified in one- and two-door configurations. The fully electric single-deck bus is available with an extended range variant for longer route profiles.
Even more vehicles on show
Mellor will display two more vehicles from the range on its stand, including the UK debut of its Sigma 8. The battery-electric midibus is available in one- and two-door configurations, with a maximum capacity of 54 passengers. The fully electric Sigma 8 offers great flexibility for a wide range of operations, says the Rochdale-based manufacturer.
The Sigma 7 completes the line-up from Mellor. The firm announces additional variants of this model – now with four distinct specifications. It can be specified in one- or two-door configurations with a standard high-floor specification, low-floor accessible and DRT platforms, and has a maximum passenger capacity of 31.
A host of other manufacturers are geared up to display various battery-electric vehicles across the three-day show, which aims to highlight the future of passenger transport.
eVersum mobility solutions will bring its eShuttle battery-electric single deck bus, which serves inner-city and last-mile operation and airport passenger transport. The eShuttle provides cost-efficient, low-noise and zero-emission transport for up to 60 people, says the firm.
Equipmake will show a double deck bus that has been repowered from OEM diesel-electric hybrid to battery-electric.
PHVC Minibus & Fleet Suppliers brings a Ford E-Transit battery-electric minibus and a Ford E-Transit battery-electric minibus with wheelchair-accessible conversion.
Switch Mobility will present a trio of battery-electric buses, including its first fully electric bus designed for the European market – the e1 12m single deck bus. The e1 includes the newest NMC powerpack technology to reduce mass, increase efficiency and deliver increased range per kg. A lightweight chassis and body construction improves efficiency, providing the lowest TCO for operators and helping them achieve their net-zero targets, says the manufacturer.
Switch Mobility will also display its Metrocity 10.8 single deck bus and Metrocity 8.7m midibus, which the firm says are the ideal single-deck bus for urban environments. At just 7.8-8.8 tonnes and fitted with NMC battery technology, they can travel up to 190 miles on a single charge – with full charge complete in three hours.
Meanwhile, Alexander Dennis, BASE Coach Sales and Harris Bus & Coach UC will exhibit three vehicles each on their stands.
From Alexander Dennis, the Enviro400FCEV hydrogen fuel cell-electric double deck bus, an Enviro200EV battery-electric single deck bus and a Volvo B8R Plaxton Leopard coach.
BASE Coach Sales will showcase three coaches - a MAN RR4 Beulas Aura, a Scania K320NB MOBIpeople Explorer and a Scania K360NB MOBIpeople Premium 350.
While Harris Bus & Coach UC will bring a Higer Azure battery-electric single deck bus, a Higer Steed battery-electric midibus and an Iveco Daily Crusader low-floor midibus.
EVM is showing the diversity of its range, bringing eight vehicles to the show. These include three midicoaches; an Iveco Daily Erener Revolution; AOS Grand Toro, and AOS Visigo. They will also bring two minicoaches – a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter EVM X-Clusive conversion and a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter EVM Grand Tourer. Three battery-electric models complete their line up – an Iveco Daily EVM Composite Mobility minibus, a low floor e-Cityline minibus and an AOS Novociti Volt midibus.
Ilesbus will also be displaying a selection of its mini and midi vehicles. A 35-seater Iveco Daily Ilesbus I-City Max low-floor midibus with wheelchair accessibility, full PSVAR and a choice of destination equipment will be there. The Turkish manufacturer will also bring a 20-seater wheelchair-accessible Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Ilesbus I-City 20 low-floor minibus and a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Ilesbus Harmony minicoach, which is available with 16, 19 or 22 seats.
Visitors will get to see an Iveco Daily Ilesbus Glance 33 midicoach, available with 29, 31 or 33 seats and luggage space catered for with side lockers and a rear boot. Plus, an Iveco Daily Ilesbus Glance PSVAR midicoach, which comes as a 29- or 31-seater with a rear side lift and full destination equipment.
Irizar UK will showcase three coaches from its Integral range to include:
Irizar i8: Equipped with every imaginable driving aid, says the manufacturer, including DAF/ZF drivelines which combine quiet MX engines with seamless gear changes. It’s available in three lengths – 12.4 to 14m.
Irizar i6S Efficient: An integral premium coach, bringing technical sophistication to make it the choice for operators seeking low running costs, minimal downtime and flexibility, says Irizar UK. It utilises DAF’s frugal MX engine series coupled with ZF’s acclaimed gearboxes. Available from 10.8 to 14m, offering seating capacities from 38-63 seats.
Irizar i4: Created for capacity on urban and intercity routes, the vehicle is available as a two-axle coach in 12.2m, 12.9m and 13.6m tri-axle with seating capacities ranging from 53 to 80 seats and can be PSVAR ready.
Irizar e-mobility is bringing an ie Tram – a battery-electric single deck bus, which gives the appearance and features of a tram with the flexibility of a city bus. The 12m version on display is opportunity charged, with depot charged and 18m variants also available, says the firm.
There will be a couple of firsts for Temsa as the manufacturer displays its 57-seater HD13 PSVAR coach – now on offer as an RHD model for the first time. Plus, the Temsa MD9 PSVAR coach launch as a 39-seater configuration.
Visitors to the Omnibus stand will see a newly restored double deck AEC Regent MCCW. With a history spanning more than 90 years, the bus has a new lease of life after a £500k restoration by the Transport Museum Wythall.
Along with the Yutong TCe12 in the Zero Emission Zone, Pelican Bus and Coach will be exhibiting the following vehicles:
Yutong TC9 midicoach: Seating up to 37 passengers, the TC9 is powered by a 320BHP Cummins engine and ZF automatic gearbox. A mobility version is available that carries up to eight wheelchair users.
Yutong E12 single deck bus: A battery-electric bus capable of carrying up to 70 passengers. Fitted with a 422kWh battery and the YESS safety system, it is one of the most advanced buses currently available, says Pelican Bus and Coach.
Yutong GT12 coach: A luxury touring coach seating 53 passengers with a sunken centre toilet. It is powered by a DAF 450BHP engine with a ZF full automatic gearbox.
Scania (Great Britain) will display a K410C Irizar i6S Efficient coach, a K280C Higer Fencer F1 single deck bus and a C250E battery-electric bus chassis.
Head to the Noone Turas / Jones Coach and Bus Sales stand to see the new model Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Turas 500s minicoach make its Euro Bus Expo debut.
“With 16 top-of-the-range seats in natural leather, two tables and much more, the Turas 500s boasts best-in-class design, legroom, comfort and luggage space in an amazing specification for Acklam’s Coaches,” says Noone Turas..
There will also be two versions of the DAF LF Turas 900s midicoach. The new model PSVAR Turas 900s seats up to 33 passengers and includes a PLS wheelchair lift. The DAF-powered midicoach has a “class-leading” luggage capacity of 5.5 cubic metres and 6.5 cubic metres in the 37-seater Turas 900s.
This new PSVAR variant of the Turas 900s will set a new benchmark in the industry for wheelchair-accessible midicoaches and provide operators with the perfect no-compromise solution required in this sector, says the manufacturer.
Completing the collection from Noone Turas is a high-spec 29-seater Turas 700s with natural leather seats and an integrated dash fridge, and a 29-seater Iveco Daily Connect low-floor midibus with a modern interior finish, upgraded passenger seats with three-point seat belts, passenger USB charging points, rear boot and more.
Other vehicles on show will be an EX11H midicoach, TX17 Astron coach and TDX21 Altano coach from Van Hool; a BZL battery-electric single deck bus and 9700 coach from Volvo Group (UK); an ADL Enviro200 single deck bus from Freeway Fleet Systems; and an ADL Enviro400H diesel-electric hybrid double deck bus from RGI Bus & Coach Refurbishment.
Show registration
To register for a free trade pass to attend Euro Bus Expo, visit:
Free coach transfers
Free of charge coach transfers, sponsored by Zeelo, will be running to and from six locations including Brighton, Cardiff, Colchester, Liverpool, Portsmouth and York across the three days. Attendees interested in picking up these services en route to and from Birmingham are encouraged to complete the online booking form, as additional pickups will be arranged based on demand. To book, visit:
https://zeelo.co/rides/zeelo-eurobus-2022
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Notes to Editors:
Media enquiries to:
Jacqui Trayford, Marketing Manager
Christina Glenister, Marketing Director
Event enquiries to:
Helen Conway, Event Director
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About Euro Bus Expo
Euro Bus Expo is the major UK-based trade show for the coach, bus and mini-vehicle sector. Taking place on 1-3 November 2022 at the NEC Birmingham, the exhibition attracts thousands of operators, local authorities, and industry stakeholders. Manufacturers and suppliers representing every link of the supply chain will exhibit everything needed to run a PSV operation.
For further information, visit https://eurobusxpo.com/
About the Organiser
Diversified Communications UK Ltd (Diversified UK) is a fast-growing trade event organiser and publisher based in Brighton. Diversified UK’s transport & travel portfolio includes Euro Bus Expo; Coach & Bus UK; routeone magazine; routeone Awards; the British Tourism & Travel Show; and the British Coach Tourism Awards. For more information, visit: www.divcom.co.uk
Diversified UK is part of Diversified Communications, a leading international media company with a portfolio of face-to-face exhibitions and conferences, online communities and digital and print publications. It connects, educates and strengthens business communities in over 15 industries. Established in 1949 and headquartered in Portland, Maine, USA with divisions and offices around the world, Diversified Communications remains a privately held, third generation, family-owned business. For more information, visit: www.divcom.com.
About Enel X Way
Enel X Way is the Enel Group's new global business line entirely dedicated to electric mobility. Currently, Enel X Way manages nearly 350,000 charging points, both directly and through interoperability agreements in place around the world. As a global platform for e-Mobility, the company is focused on developing flexible charging technologies and solutions to improve the customer experience by supporting the electrification of transport for consumers, businesses, cities and public administrations.
About ESP
ESP Utilities Group is one of the UK’s largest and longest established Independent Gas Transporters (IGT) and Independent Distribution Network Operators (IDNO), which means it owns and operates gas and electricity networks, as well as gas smart meters.
For more information, visit https://espug.com/.
Insights and Innovations at Euro Bus Expo
Three packed days of industry speakers, product launches and more
A host of show highlights have been announced for Euro Bus Expo, the flagship trade show for the bus and coach industry, which returns to the NEC Birmingham on 1-3 November. The event will bring thousands of operators and local authorities together with over 200 exhibitors representing the entire supply chain.
The highly anticipated line-up will feature more than 80 vehicles from leading manufacturers, the latest innovations and a free seminar programme covering the industry’s hottest topics.
Event director Helen Conway says: “With just over two weeks to go, we are excited to reveal more details about the inspiring public transport leaders and world-class innovations at the show.
“With ample opportunities to network, and to learn how to enhance the passengers’ experience and business efficiency, the show is the place to connect with suppliers, industry professionals and fellow operators.”
Speaker programme
Leading industry experts are gearing up to speak at the Masterclass Theatre. Here, visitors can learn about the latest opportunities, challenges, and trends ahead.
Day one (1 November 2022)
The power of persuasion
One of the biggest challenges facing the industry now and in the future is persuading modal shift. Visitors will hear from the world authority on influence and persuasion, and author of two Amazon number one best sellers, Philip Hesketh. He will share insights to inspire operators to win hearts, minds and new customers through understanding our Seven Psychological Drivers.
Understanding your customer
Visitors can find out how to apply this knowledge from marketing strategist and founder of Katchi Marketing, Kate Chidzik. Kate will provide actionable strategies for marketing to different demographics, with a focus on the values-driven, proactive, and digitally native Generation Z. Making up 20% of the UK population, this environmentally conscious segment of the market may hold the key to future industry growth.
Zero Emission Coach Taskforce – Identifying the challenges to destination zero
Transitioning to a zero-emission coach fleet comes with many challenges. The Zero Emission Coach Taskforce bought together coach operators and manufacturers, infrastructure, energy, and finance providers, the DfT, and the Scottish and Welsh Governments to identify them. Hear about their findings from Rebecca Kite, Policy Manager for the Confederation of Passenger Transport UK (CPT).
Zero Emission Coach Taskforce – Overcoming the challenges to destination zero
Following this, a roundtable discussion will help to form phase two, which seeks to identify possible solutions, collaborations, and requirements for coaches to transition to zero emission alternatives. The session will be led by the taskforce’s chair Ian Luckett and supported by Dan Hayes from Zemo Partnership, Hafsa Ameen from Zeelo, Sukky Choongh and Will Reeves from SMMT.
Day two (2 November 2022)
Baroness Vere, Under-Secretary of State for Transport
Baroness Vere, Under-Secretary of State for Transport, will open the second day of sessions with a whistle-stop tour of the government’s priorities for the bus and coach industry.
On compliance
Senior Traffic Commissioner Richard Turfitt will be speaking on processing times for O licence applications, and on compliance - including key legislative requirements, common pitfalls, and the importance of continuous professional development.
Working in partnership
Visitors will also hear from Jeff Counsell, MD at trentbarton and Kinchbus, and Deborah Oddy, Head of Transport, Environment & Transport, Derbyshire County Council. They will share the success story of a local authority and operator ‘Working in Partnership’ to secure £47m of Bus Service Improvement Plan funding.
Tackling the driver shortage
Finding and retaining drivers continues to be a struggle for many operators, but how should they tackle these problems? Richard Grey, MD at Greys of Ely and Alex Hornby, CEO at Transdev will explore the causes, consequences, and possible solutions.
Infrastructure for the future – Starting the conversation
This panel session will outline factors to consider when adopting new infrastructure, including funding, depot planning, power demand profiling, connecting to the grid, engaging with distribution network operators, and installation. Panellists include Dan Hayes, Zemo Partnership; Michael Kent, Enel X; Daniel Hilson, Evenergi; and Neil Madgwick from UK Power Network.
Day Three (3 November 2022)
Advantages and disadvantages of ZEV for SME’s
ALBUM members Jane Cole from Blackpool Transport and Austin Blackburn from Go Coach will be speaking on the pros and cons of zero emission vehicles for small and medium sized businesses. They will discuss if there is a route for small operators to follow, and what support is required to avoid higher fares or service reductions.
How can big data deliver better businesses and better services for passengers?
Big data has changed the world around us, disrupting business models and shaping new ways of delivering services. This session examines its potential impact on the sector, and how it can be used to make operations more efficient, profitable and productive. CPT Cymru’s director Josh Miles will be speaking to Keith Bradbury, co-founder of innovative coach start-up Ember Coaches, and technology providers including Daniel Chick from Zipabout, and Dave Joshua from Optibus.
Innovation Challenge – The pitches and results
The Innovation Challenge will allow visitors to discover many of the industry's latest product and service developments. Exhibitor entries will be displayed at the Innovation Challenge Gallery, where visitors will vote for their favourites on the first two days of the show. Suppliers of innovations with the most votes will deliver a 90-second pitch of their products and services to attendees and a panel of judges on day three.
Judges include Phil Hitchen, MD of Belle Vue Coaches; Chloe Leach-O’Connell, MD of Leach-O’Connell Consultancy; Jon Eardley, MD at Abellio London; Tom Morgan, Group Commercial Director at trentbarton; and Josh Miles, Director CPT Cymru. The results will be announced at 2.30pm.
Innovation Challenge entries:
All in One ‘Wedge’ MIMO Bus, Coach & Tram Antenna, from Antenna and Cables: A low profile, “future proof” antenna exclusively designed for the commercial transport industry.
All-In-One Validation & Retailing Ticketing System, from TransMach Systems: An all-in-one solution to help reduce fare dodging, retailing tickets, and digitalise manual forms and waybills.
AssetGo, from AssetGo Fleet & Compliance Management: A SaaS-based software platform that helps to streamline fleet operations and manage compliance.
BetterFleet, from Evenergi UK: A platform to plan, optimise and manage zero-emission vehicle fleet transition.
Camira Print, from Camira Transport Fabrics: A “cutting edge” digital print solution that delivers the ultimate in design and manufacturing freedom in bus and coach interiors.
Customer Resolution Centre, from Omnibus: A system to efficiently manage and resolve customer feedback that automatically collates enquiries into a central location.
Driver's Mate, from DriveTech (UK): Animations for drivers about safety at the wheel and best on-road practice for checking the vehicle and looking out for customers.
Evolve, from CitySwift: Evolve blends GPS, scheduling and ticketing data to deliver AI-powered runtimes that drastically improve journey speeds and service dependability.
Hekaton, from Zenobē: Software that collects and analyses data, allowing fleet operators to minimise ‘peak power’ and energy costs while increasing operational efficiency.
Journeo Portal, from Journeo: Combines data, remote access/live monitoring and insight from critical on-vehicle systems and fleet/service management tools in one platform.
MiX Vision AI, from MiX Telematics Europe Limited: A dashcam solution that uses machine vision and ADAS technology to monitor risky driving behaviours.
Monapass, from Flowbird Urban Intelligence: A MaaS app with many features, including account-based ticketing, secure in app m-tickets storage, integrated journey planning and more.
NotLost, from NotLost: A cloud-based SaaS lost property solution developed for Transport for London to enhance its passenger experience and explore improvements in intensive processes.
On-Demand Route Tracking, from BusWhere: Riders can ask for a pickup at any location. Rider and driver information is automatically shared, and the rider can see the bus on its way to pick them up.
Pedal Acoustic Feedback System, from Ardent: A feedback system that plays an audible tone to the driver whenever the accelerator is pressed to prevent incidents involving misapplication of pedals.
Run Out Accelerator, from Freeway Fleet Systems: Defects reported by drivers during first-use checks are captured electronically and pooled with defects already listed to minimise disruption during morning run-outs.
Scenic Buses, from Mangopear Creative: A website showcasing the many great bus routes in Britain, with timetables, route maps, tickets and information on things to do along the way.
Stratio Predictive Battery Analytics, from Battery Cortex Project: Research conducted by Stratio with Caetano Bus and the University of Halmstad to offer a more advanced set of metrics for electric buses.
The Cloud Workshop, from Tranzaura: An all in one, connected digital platform that optimises the efficiency of compliance, safety and maintenance within a workshop environment.
The Connected Workshop, from Freeway Fleet Systems: Data from mobile devices and onboard vehicle sensors is transmitted live to a central hub that holds all fleet maintenance data.
Ticketer’s Smart Gateway, from Ticketer: Enables the Ticketer ETM to deliver fully integrated and richer solutions and data, for example by displaying occupancy data onto destination blinds.
TM Guide App, from EOS Training: This industry-first product will provide transport managers with the latest compliance on the go, replacing the requirement for material-based publications.
TransXChange Studio, from Elydium: An affordable cloud-native subscription service that makes timetable verification simple. No software installation is required, and there are no setup fees.
Wheely-Safe, from Wheely Safe: An in-motion wheel loss detection system, incorporating brake and hub temperature monitoring with an intelligent TPMS.
For full details about the products and services competing for an Innovation Challenge Award, visit:
https://eurobusxpo.com/innovation-challenge/
Show registration
To register for a free trade pass to attend, visit:
Free coach transfers to Euro Bus Expo
Free of charge coach transfers, sponsored by Zeelo, will be running to and from six locations including Brighton, Cardiff, Colchester, Liverpool, Portsmouth and York across the three days. Attendees interested in picking up these services en route to and from Birmingham are encouraged to complete the online booking form, as additional pickups will be arranged based on demand. To book, visit:
https://zeelo.co/rides/zeelo-eurobus-2022
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Notes to Editors:
Media enquiries to:
Jacqui Trayford, Marketing Manager
Christina Glenister, Marketing Director
Images:
Euro Bus Expo 2022 logo
https://eurobusxpo.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/EBE22-logo_BLUE-DATE.png
Euro Bus Expo Image Gallery
https://eurobusxpo.com/gallery/
About the Organisers
Diversified Communications UK Ltd is a fast-growing trade event organiser and publisher based in Brighton. Its transport & travel portfolio includes Euro Bus Expo; Coach & Bus UK; routeone magazine; routeone Awards; British Tourism & Travel Show and the British Coach Tourism Awards. For more information, visit: www.divcom.co.uk.
Diversified UK is part of Diversified Communications, a leading international media company with a portfolio of publications, face-to-face exhibitions and conferences. Diversified Communications connects, educates and strengthens business communities in over 15 industries. Established in 1949 and headquartered in Portland, Maine, USA with divisions and offices around the world, it remains a privately held, third generation, family-owned business. For more information, visit: www.divcom.com.