VAN GÖLÜ TOURISM
About Van Gölü Tourism
Van Gölü Tourism was founded in 1972 by Necip Kartal in Van. Providing service with 322 stops, the company organizes flights to Aksaray, Amasya, Ankara, Antalya, Aydın, Bingöl, Bitlis, Denizli, Erzincan, Eskişehir, Gümüşhane, Isparta, İstanbul, İzmir, Samsun, Şanlıurfa, Yozgat and many more provinces and districts.
Van Gölü Tourism's vision; In the light of technological developments, it is stated as providing the best service to its customers with an innovative and high quality understanding.
The mission of the company is; It has been adopted as exhibiting a respectful and honest approach towards its customers and employees, being conscious towards society and nature, being in an innovative approach by reflecting technological developments in its service areas and meeting the expectations of its customers in the best way.
Van Gölü Tourism Bus Fleet
Van Gölü Tourism has 81 buses in its fleet and the average age of the fleet is 5. The brands of the buses in the fleet are Travego.
Van Gölü Tourism Branches
The locations of Van Gölü Tourism's branches are as follows:
• Adana • Adıyaman • Adilcevaz • Afyon • Ağrı • Ahlat • Akçay • Akdağmadeni • Aksaray • Akşehir • Alanya • Amasya • Anamur • Ankara • Antalya • Araklı • Ardeşen • Arhavi • Aşkale • Aydın • Aydıncık • Bafra • Balıkesir • Banaz • Başkale • Batman • Bayburt • Baykan • Belen • Beşikdüzü • Beyşehir • Bilecik • Bingöl • Bismil • Bitlis • Bodrum • Bolu • Bozüyük • Bulancak • Bursa • Ceyhan • Cizre • Çaldıran • Çarşamba • Çay • Çayeli • Çine • Dalaman • Dargeçit • Denizli • Derecik • Dinar • Diyana • Diyarbakır • Doğubayazıt • Dohok • Dörtyol • Düzce • Düziçi • Edremit • Eğirdir • Elazığ • Eleşkirt • Erbaa • Erciş • Ereğli • Erzin • Erzincan • Erzurum • Esendere • Eskişehir • Espiye • Fatsa • Fethiye • Fındıklı • Gaziantep • Gazipaşa • Gebze • Gevaş • Giresun • Gölbaşı • Görele • Gümüşhane • Güroymak • Hakkari • Harem • Hatay • Havza • Hilvan • Hizan • Hopa • Horasan • Iğdır • Ilgın • Iraq • Isparta • İdil • İnegöl • İskenderun • İstanbul • Iyidere • Izmir • Izmit • Kahramanmaras • Kahta • Snow akoçan • Karapınar • Kavak • Kayseri • Kırıkhan • Kırıkkale • Kırşehir • Kızıltepe • Konya • Kovancılar • Kozluk • Köyceğiz • Kula • Kuşadası • Malatya • Malazgirt • Manavgat • Manisa • Mardin • Marmaris • Mersin • Merzifon • Midyat • Milas • Muğla • Muradiye • Mustafa Kemal • Muş • Nazilli • Nevşehir • Of • Ordu • Orhangazi • Ortaca • Osmancık • Osmaniye • Ömerli • Pasinler • Patnos • Payas • Pazar • Pazarcık • Rize • Sakarya • Salihli • Samsun • Sarayköy • Selçuk • Serik • Silifke • Silopi • Sivas • Siverek • Solhan • Sorgun • Söke • Suluova • Suruç • Susurluk • Suşehri • Sürmene • Şanlıurfa • Şarkikaraağ • Şelaze • Şemdinli • Tarsus • Taşucu • Tatvan • Terme • Tirebolu • Tokat • Torbalı • Torul • Tosya • Trabzon • Turgutlu • Turhal • Tutak • Uşak • Ünye • Van • Yalova • Yatağan • Common • Yerköy • Yozgat • Yüksekova • Zaho
Van Gölü Tourism Recreation Facilities
The resting facilities where Van Gölü Tourism takes a break during its travels are as follows:
• Adana / Akün Recreational Facilities • Konya / Beyşehir Ali Bilir Recreational Facilities • Bitlis / Buzlupınar Recreation Facilities • Yozgat / Coşkunlar Recreation Facilities • Denizli / Ender Recreation Facilities • Sivas / İmranlı Halıkan Recreation Facilities • Bingöl / Caravanserai Recreation Facilities • Eskişehir / Nasreddin Hoca Recreation Facility • Konya / Özkan Recreation Facilities • Şanlıurfa / Park Mirkelam Recreation Facilities • Erzincan / Refahiye Esadaş Facilities • Sivas / Taşlıdere Recreation Facilities • Sivas / Velioğlu Recreational Facilities • Aksaray / Yapılcanlar Recreation Facilities • Kırşehir / Yücesan Recreation Facilities • Mersin / Zirve Recreational Facilities facilities
Van Gölü Tourism In-Vehicle Services
Van Gölü Turizm's vehicles have widely spaced seats for a comfortable journey. Internet access, general music broadcast and general TV broadcast are available in the vehicles. In addition, satellite broadcasts can be accessed from the 10-inch screens located behind the seats, or you can watch movies and listen to music from recorded folders. There are also headphones, USB sockets, sockets and reading lamps for passengers to use on the seats. Buses stop at prayer times. Some busses offer breakfast in the morning, and some refreshments are offered on other expeditions.
