CTTC Coach & Bus Show 2018 – Bigger, Busier and Better!

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CTTC Coach & Bus Show

RDS Simmonscourt Pavilion, Ballsbridge, Dublin, Saturday & Sunday 17 & 18 November

A bigger and better event is on offer to visitors at the forthcoming Coach Tourism & Transport Council (CTTC) Coach & Bus Show 2018. Sponsored by Campion Insurance, the biennial exhibition is a multi-faceted event, showcasing the latest technology in vehicles and services, the staging of the Irish Coach Driver of the Year Competition and is a platform for a series of seminars on topical and current issues pertaining to today’s bus and coach industry. The highlight of the social aspect to the whole occasion is the Gala Dinner held on the Saturday night at the Ballsbridge Hotel.

Show Director Kevin Traynor is pleased with the interest in the show from the exhibitor side, which is over 25% bigger than when the event was last held at the same venue in 2016. “Then, we also have the Driver Competition which will be held outside the Simmonscourt Pavilion and the Seminar Sessions with presentations from Go Yeti, (Bus Ticket Buddy), Forde HR Solutions and Gas Networks Ireland, which altogether will make for a very interesting event for visitors to come and see.”

Among the debutants includes the European Premiere of the new AOS coach brand to be launched by the Harris Group which has acquired exclusive distribution rights with producer Anadolu Isuzu in Turkey to supply the Irish & UK markets. On display will be the 9m/37 seat Visigo midi-coach, which can be fitted with toilet and is wheelchair accessible. It is powered by Cummins mated to a ZF EcoLife autobox.


Van Hool sales agents, Dermot Cronin Motors, Cork is also introducing another newcomer to the show with the new EX16M Touring coach taking pride of place on its stand. This full sized coach can accommodate up to 57 passengers and according to Niall Cronin; “this new coach is competitively priced with the renowned Van Hool design, engineering and quality build.”
Brian Noone Ltd (Maynooth) is further expanding on its brand TURAS mini and midi-coach offering with the reveal of the new 900 Series based on the DAF LF chassis and drivetrain.

Opening Times: 10.00am to 5.00pm daily 17th – 18th November

Contact:Kevin Traynor, National Director, Coach Tourism & Transport Council
Tel:01 8902635 
Web: www.cttc.ie

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