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09/Apr/2009

Motor Coach Touring: The Very Best Way To See the U.S.A.

By Amy Lytle
House of Travel


If you really want to see America, you know that it cannot be done from an airplane.

There is simply no way to experience the excitement of America’s cities, view the glory of its landscapes, or even share the warmth of its communities and people unless you remain on the ground.

That is why motor coach travel is the age-old way for travelers to experience all America has to offer. Today’s luxury motor coach touring provides the passenger with complete comfort and saves the hassles of traffic, roadmaps, parking and occasional backseat drivers. And in today’s economy, travel via motor coach is the most affordable way to go.

Some other reasons why Americans enjoy traveling by luxury motor coach are:

  • See the sights. What good is it to drive through the scenic mountains and coastlines if your entire field of view is a broken white line or the bumper ahead? In a motor coach, someone else steers while passengers have the chance to watch the outside view.
  • Get up and socialize. Motor coach travel offers the ability to make new acquaintances or enjoy the company of old friends.
  • Catch up on movies. Can't sleep? Not up to conversation? In most cases, motor coach travelers have the option of relaxing in front of a movie without the tiny seats provided by an airplane.
  • Save money. Motor coach travel is nothing new. Despite its long history, it continues to be one of the most reasonably priced ways to travel.
  • Going green. Seeing America responsibly also means leaving the beauty intact for the next visitors. Today's motor coach is often both fuel-efficient and environmentally-sound.
  • Playing it safe. The motor coach industry continues to have one of the best safety records across all transportation modes.
  • If we have piqued your interest in checking out the wide range of available motor coach options for this summer or next fall’s vacation travel, call 751-5600 or email amy@houseoftravel.org.