André Schwämmlein, Founder and Managing Director of FlixBus says "There are only green lights ahead: After the merger of MeinFernbus Flixbus, we extend our international route network with united forces. Our new lines connect more and more destinations in Scandinavia, Benelux and many more countries with Germany. In total, our green buses are already on the road in 15 European countries. Further routes are being planned or in the process of authorisation."
Milan became part of the green route network last year and since May, FlixBus has offered a connection between Milan and Frankfurt with stops in Stuttgart, Karlsruhe and Mannheim. This is also a twice daily service, tickets being available from 28 Euro. It is planned that further Italian cities such as Rome, Venice, Verona, Padua, Florence and Turin will become part of the network.
The expansion of FlixBus connections from and to France continues: New is Paris to Tübingen and return via Stuttgart and Karlsruhe. Since the end of May, many FlixBus connections are offered without stops in Germany: Services are operated between Brussels, Amsterdam, Antwerp and Paris, connecting Belgium, the Netherlands and France. FlixBus further plans new services from and to Lyon, Marseille and to the Côte d’Azur. Depending on the French law of liberisation of the market, there will be lots of potential for FlixBus to expand the route network in France.
Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, Maastricht and many other cities are included in the FlixBus route network. For instance, passengers can easily travel from Amsterdam to Munich or Berlin with mutiple daily connections offered from 33 Euro. A Dutch network of FlixBus connections is now available, connecting the nine main Dutch cities
