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Explore Indian Trails' Detroit Bus Tours

Posted by Chad Cushman

Let’s get this out in the air: If you haven’t been to Detroit recently, you don’t know what you’re missing. Long known for its blue-collar mentality, Motown music, and the automotive industry, Detroit is transforming into a 21st century metropolis, and Indian Trails can help you get there to experience it all.

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Topics: charter bus trips, bus charter service, bus tour, Detroit

These cheap bus tickets will help you explore Michigan’s hidden gems

Posted by Chad Cushman

Hidden gems are a big part of what makes the Great Lakes State so great. Sure, Pure Michigan is known worldwide for some of its more popular travel destinations, like Mackinac Island, or the Sleeping Bear Dunes, but there are countless lesser-known destinations and attractions that are right up there on the aw-factor scale. Jaw dropping scenery, fantastic food, unique communities, — and of course those magnificent lakes, can all be explored within two fabulous peninsulas.

The best part? Getting to these hidden gems isn’t hard — or expensive.

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Topics: charter bus trips, Holland, bus charter service, bus terminology, Detroit

With Bus Charter Service Comes Connectivity

Posted by Chad Cushman


How does a bus charter service help you stay connected? The answer lies in technology. Just when you thought you’d heard it all … there is a brand new phobia on the ever-expanding continuum of anxiety disorders. This new phobia plagues its sufferers with a morbid fear of—get this—being without technology. We are not making this up.  Atechagoraphobia is real.  And someone you love may have it.  Actually, you may have it.  Ask yourself a few simple questions:

  • Do you feel uneasy (or do you actually start to panic) when your smartphone is out of your sight for even a moment?
  • Does your heart race if you are asked to turn off your mobile device, or if you lose your signal, or if your battery dies?
  • Would you hesitate (or even refuse) to go camping, or sailing, or into outer space if you knew you would not have an internet connection while you were there?

If you answered “yes” to one or more of these questions, you may be suffering from Atechagoraphobia.  You are not alone.  The only known cure is 24-7 connectivity.  Fortunately for you, that can be arranged. 

Plugged In

Twenty years ago, traveling meant being incommunicado for hours at a time.  Everyone understood that to be in transit was to be out of touch.  The moment you arrived at your destination—airport, train station, or bus terminal—you and your fellow passengers would make a mad dash for the payphones (remember those?), where you’d fumble in your pockets for a quarter so you could call home or the office.  

Ten years later, most payphones had quietly disappeared.  Everyone—and everyone’s grandmother—had a cell phone. With wireless technology already in place, it wasn’t long before travelers wanted more.  If they could talk and text in transit, why couldn’t they also access e-mail, social media, and the rest of the internet?  Wi-Fi “hotspots” started popping up in public places.  At first, public internet access was a novelty—and it often came at a price.  Today, wireless internet access is a fairly standard amenity, and users expect it to be free.  A study by the Chaddick Institute at DePaul University found that the availability of Wi-Fi—or the absence of it—makes a difference to travelers choosing a mode of transportation.  Bus companies have responded by integrating mobile Wi-Fi into their fleets so that their technology-dependent passengers can stay connected while they ride.

Wi-Fi in motion

First, some definitions: 

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Topics: bus charter service

Consider a Bus Charter Service for Life Cycle Events

Posted by Chad Cushman

When is it practical to choose a bus charter service over car travel?

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Topics: bus charter service

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