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2GO Travel is introducing TraveLink, a new mutli-modal travel service that integrates sea and land journeys together in one seamless itinerary to make traveling across the Philippines more convenient and seamless
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TraveLink combines 2GO Travel’s sea fares with connecting bus/van transportation, allowing passengers to book the journey as one itinerary
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Among the routes available through the platform are Manila-El Nido, Manila-Caticlan (Boracay), Baguio-Cebu, Baguio-Bacolod, and Baguio-Siargao
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TraveLink is powered by 2GO’s partnership with 12Go Asia, one of Asia’s leading travel technology companies specializing in multimodal transportation
2GO Travel is introducing TraveLink, a new mutli-modal travel service that integrates sea and land journeys together in one seamless itinerary to make traveling across the Philippines more convenient and seamless.
TraveLink combines 2GO Travel’s sea fares with connecting bus/van transportation, allowing passengers to book the journey as one itinerary, 2GO Group Inc. said in a statement.
Instead of booking a bus, van, and ferry separately, passengers through TraveLink can now arrange their entire journey in one booking, saving time and avoiding the hassle of coordinating multiple transport providers. Among the routes available through the platform are Manila-El Nido, Manila-Caticlan (Boracay), Baguio-Cebu, Baguio-Bacolod, and Baguio-Siargao.
“Travel doesn’t begin at the port — it begins the moment you leave home,” 2GO Travel head Francis John Chua said.
“For years, travelers had to arrange different bookings for every leg of their journey. With TraveLink, we’re bringing those connections together, making it easier for our passengers to travel across the Philippines with greater convenience and confidence,” Chua added.
TraveLink is powered by 2GO’s partnership with 12Go Asia, one of Asia’s leading travel technology companies specializing in multimodal transportation. By combining 12Go Asia’s booking technology with 2GO Travel’s extensive domestic shipping network, 2GO said passengers can now enjoy smoother connections between buses, vans, and sea travel through a single itinerary.
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The new service is especially designed for travelers heading to destinations beyond 2GO Travel’s ports, allowing them to continue their journey without the stress of planning each transfer separately.
The introduction of TraveLink is part of 2GO Travel’s continuing commitment to improve the Philippine travel experience by making journeys across the archipelago more connected, accessible, and hassle-free.
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