National Express has expanded its services into Scotland through a new partnership with Scottish Citylink, enhancing cross-border coach travel between England, Wales, and Scotland.
From 25 February 2025, the collaboration offers customers an integrated booking experience, enabling travel to key Scottish cities, including Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Dundee, Glasgow, Inverness, and Stirling.
The agreement allows passengers to purchase tickets for selected Scottish Citylink routes through the National Express website, providing a convenient option for long-distance travel.
Scottish Citylink Managing Director Simone Walsh said:This is great news for our customers who now have another booking option when planning their journeys and buying tickets. Partnering with National Express delivers a more seamless approach, and even more people can benefit from our affordable, high-quality services.
This partnership aims to strengthen affordable public transport links while offering an alternative to rail and air travel. Both National Express and Scottish Citylink operate modern coach fleets equipped with spacious seating and on-board facilities, prioritising passenger comfort and reliability.
John Boughton, Commercial Director at National Express said:We’re pleased to be partnering with Scottish Citylink to boost our presence in Scotland, connecting hundreds of destinations on our UK-wide network with key cities across the border.
We want to help people make those all-important money-saving choices when it comes to travelling. This partnership not only offers a convenient and seamless booking experience for our customers, they can also enjoy the benefits of affordable and more reliable journeys compared to rail or air travel.
