By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
Accept
routeonerouteonerouteone
  • News
    • Show all
    • Awards & Events
    • Deliveries
    • Environment
    • Exhibitor News
    • Euro Bus Expo
    • Features
    • Legal
    • Minibus and minicoach
    • Operators
    • Opinion
    • People
    • Suppliers
    • Vehicles
  • Vehicles
    • Find a Vehicle
    • ZEV Comparison Tool
    • Sell a Vehicle
    • Vehicle Seller Dashboard
  • Insights
  • Careers
  • Events
    • British Tourism & Travel Show
    • Euro Bus Expo
    • Innovation Challenge
    • routeone Awards
  • Advertise
  • Contact
    • Share your news
    • Subscribe
    • Update Subscription Details
  • Latest Issue
  • SIGN UP
Reading: Timberbush sets up hub in Inverness
Share
Font ResizerAa
Font ResizerAa
routeonerouteone
  • News
    • Show all
    • Awards & Events
    • Deliveries
    • Environment
    • Exhibitor News
    • Euro Bus Expo
    • Features
    • Legal
    • Minibus and minicoach
    • Operators
    • Opinion
    • People
    • Suppliers
    • Vehicles
  • Vehicles
    • Find a Vehicle
    • ZEV Comparison Tool
    • Sell a Vehicle
    • Vehicle Seller Dashboard
  • Insights
  • Careers
  • Events
    • British Tourism & Travel Show
    • Euro Bus Expo
    • Innovation Challenge
    • routeone Awards
  • Advertise
  • Contact
    • Share your news
    • Subscribe
    • Update Subscription Details
  • Latest Issue
  • SIGN UP
© 2026 routeone News | Powered by Diversified Business Communications UK Ltd
- Advertisement -
routeone > News > Timberbush sets up hub in Inverness
News

Timberbush sets up hub in Inverness

routeone Team
Published: 26 March 2019
Share
SHARE

Scottish coach firm Timberbush Tours, with headquarters in Edinburgh, has established its new hub at Inverness Bus Station where it will operate a fleet of Mercedes 16-, 19- and 33-seat coaches to carry tourists on a range of 1-3-day tours to the likes of Applecross, Skye, Loch Ness, John O’Groats and Orkney.

The move to Inverness is part of an expansion strategy undertaken by Timberbush which increased its tour schedule last year by offering trips to the Highlands and Islands.

Steve Spalding, CEO of Timberbush Tours, says: “Inverness has always been a popular destination for our tours and our market research indicated that ‘bed nights’ in the local hotels, hostels and guest houses were at such a consistently high level, that it made a lot of sense to invest in establishing a permanent hub in the city.”

TAGGED:BusCoachDiversified CommunicationsMagazineMiniPlusrouteONE
Share This Article
Facebook LinkedIn Threads Email Copy Link
Previous Article Obituary: David Cheeseman
Next Article NXWM bucks the bus usage trend
- Advertisement -

Latest News

Scheduled bus mileage recovery post-2021 in 'a postcode lottery'
Scheduled bus mileage recovery post-2021 is ‘a postcode lottery’
News
Unite in 'full support' for bus drivers that refuse extreme cab heat
Unite gives ‘full support’ to bus drivers who refuse extreme cab heat
News
Route Robin Rapid features updates for faster rail replacement deployment
Suppliers
rail replacement coach peterborough
Early action urged on £1.85m rail replacement accessibility grant
News
- Advertisement -

routeone magazine is the indispensable resource for professional UK coach, bus and minibus operators. The home of vehicle sales and the latest bus and coach job vacancies, routeone connects professional PCV operators with complete and unrivalled news coverage.

  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • GDPR Policy
  • Sustainability
  • Advertise
  • Latest Issue
  • Share Your News
routeonerouteone
Follow US
© 2026 routeone News | Powered by Diversified Business Communications UK Ltd