Hoogeveen
The story of Lanting Reizen begins in 1939, when the founder bought his first bus, a bus for 16 people.
The distance is measured from the base of Lanting Reizen to the nearest city with its own page on BusOffer.
With it, workers were taken to the land reclamation fields in Drenthe, and later employees to factories on behalf of the municipality of Emmen. In 1949 came the first real large coach, with room for 46 people, and in 1955 the first multi-day trip abroad followed.
Today the family business is based in Hoogeveen, with a high-street travel agency in Klazienaveen, and its coaches drive all over Europe. The fleet includes school buses, VIP buses, double-deckers, business class coaches and wheelchair buses.
Lanting Reizen takes pupils to school, school classes to the swimming pool or the gym, employees to their company or a trade fair and sports teams to away matches, and also drives when train services are disrupted. The company also provides day trips, musical and concert trips, ski trips and trips for older people. According to its own history, it was among the first in the Netherlands with the Keurmerk Busbedrijf (the bus company quality mark).
Lanting Reizen mentions these types of trips on its own website. Whether that is still the case, we have not checked with Lanting Reizen.
Read on lantingreizen.nl
Yes. A coach company drives all over the Netherlands and often beyond. What does differ is the empty run to the start: the coach begins its day at the base of Lanting Reizen, and those kilometres are in the price of every trip. So from these places Lanting Reizen starts lower.
BusOffer works out the province and distances from the base of Lanting Reizen, roughly by road.
We don't know yet which coaches Lanting Reizen runs. A company enters that itself as soon as it signs up.
No reviews of trips through BusOffer yet. As soon as customers have travelled with this company and review their trip, it will show here with their name.
Calculated from the base of Lanting Reizen, roughly by road; per group the nearest first.