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Exploring Malaysia by Transnasional Buses

Transnasional

With things slowly returning to normal, people have started travelling again. Malaysia is a beautiful place to visit. You will find everything from beaches to wildlife, forests and much more. Travelling in Malaysia is easy as most of the country is connected by road. Buses are the cheapest and convenient options for travelling. Out of the many buses available, Transnasional buses are one of the best for travelling in Malaysia. 

With a large fleet of buses connecting almost every city in the country, Transnasional buses are popular among the tourists and are among the country’s top 10 transport operators. Be it to Melaka to enjoy the colonial buildings or to the world-famous Petronas Twin towers in Kuala Lumpur, you can reach your desired destinations with these buses. There is something for everyone. And with excellent road connectivity, one can make the best out of their trip to Malaysia and explore the beautiful cities. 

About Transnasional Buses 

Transnasional buses are run by the biggest transport operator in Malaysia, Konsortium Transnasional Berhad. The KTB is a pioneer in intercity bus travel. KTM’s Express segment include ‘Plusliner’ buses, and ‘Nice’ buses come under the luxury segment. Transnasional is the biggest under KTM’s express bus services. 

Started in the year 2007, Transnasional has been successful in carving a niche for itself because, as a brand, it has connected better with the consumers and understood their needs at every step. Being a relatively new entrant in the transport industry compared to other companies, the operator has added all the modern amenities and services in their buses. With over 1000 buses operating in Malaysia and Singapore, millions of travellers use Transnasional every year. 

Amenities Offered

When you book a bus online ticket for any operator, you should check what feature the bus offers. In the case of Transnasional buses, you will find a variety of amenities, such as –

  • WiFi 
  • Reclining seats
  • Air conditioning 
  • Spacious legroom 
  • Reading lights 
  • GPS
  • Phone charging sockets 

With live tracking and GPS facilities, passengers travelling in Transnasional buses can check their bus status anytime from anywhere. To keep up with the Covid-19 guidelines, all the buses are equipped with hand sanitisers.

Transnasional Bus Travel Routes

Transnasional buses cover various routes in Malaysia and Singapore. Some of the popular ones are – 

  • Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) to Kuala Perlis 
  • Melaka to Ipoh 
  • Gemas to Terminal Kuantan Sentral 
  • Bahau to JB Larkin Bus terminal 
  • Terminal Kuantan Sentral to Kuala Lumpur 

The popular cities covered by this operator are – Melaka, Johor Bahru, Ipoh, Kuantan, Baling, Kangar, Bahau, Kuala Lumpur, Gemas, etc. You can find all details of the bus routes and timings when you book bus tickets online on redBus.

To cater to different budgets and requirements, Transnasional offers different types of buses. These are – 

  • Business Economy class
  • Economy club class 
  • Business-class 
  • Standard 
  • Executive 

All the buses come equipped with different amenities. Travellers can check the details beforehand while booking bus tickets online on redBus and choose depending on what suits them the best. 

Reasons to Book Transnasional Bus Tickets Online

  • Transnasional buses come with modern amenities
  • Ample legroom space 
  • Has 1000 buses running on 250 different routes every day
  • Serve cross border routes, with buses to Singapore being the most popular
  • Buses are available at all times of the day
  • Passengers can book bus online tickets and also receive discounts 
  • Buses can be tracked from anywhere 

With friendly staff and a well-maintained fleet of buses, travellers can trust Transnasional buses to give them the best and most comfortable travelling experience in Malaysia.

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Pooja is a blogger at redBus. You will find her watching a film, animating, doodling or cooking, when she is not writing.