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If you want to travel on land in Europe or Asia to see your particular destination in its vastness, a motorcoach trip is a good option for you.  Here are seven reasons why:

1. You’re no longer the designated driver. Someone else, who knows the roads and the best routes, will be driving instead.  A motorcoach ride is more relaxing without the extra responsibilities. If you’re vacationing, you should vacation without too much on your plate!
2. It’s comfortable. Most motorcoaches today are equipped with cushioned recliner seats and even a footrest. A personal air-conditioner is often located overhead. Some motorcoaches also have televisions and radios for enjoyment.
3. It’s economical. It’s much more affordable than paying for gas, airfare, or train fare.
4. It’s convenient. If you’re with a group of people who can’t all fit in one car, you don’t have to prepare that motorcade or instruct that cab driver to “follow the other driver!” Motorcoaches are spacious and have a large capacity for all your friends and family.
5. You can meet new people. Since motorcoaches are large and everyone is headed to the same destination, you have time to socialize and to meet others who share in your common travel interest.
6. You can enjoy the scenery. You get to see what connects City A to Town B.  You are able to enjoy fields and mountains, small towns, and local sights—all from your large window. You no longer need to have your focus on the road, the clouds below (haven’t we all seen that before?), the kids in the backseat, and you certainly won’t be without any view like in an underground subway.
7. You can get a guided trip. Many motorcoaches are equipped with drivers who tell you where you’ve been, what you just saw. Don’t you want to know if you just passed the home where an important dignitary grew up?

Give yourself the peace of mind that you’re going to be enjoying a scenic and comfortable trip, one that affords you new friends, and above all, relaxation and true enjoyment.

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