DADAS TOURISM
About Dadas Tourism
Dadaş Turizm was established on January 1, 1973 by Bünyamin Bağcı in Erzurum. In the years it was founded, it was the first bus company of the east. Dadaş Turizm, which entered the sector with 14 vehicles, was only organizing flights to Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir in those years. In 1974, by increasing the number of vehicles, it increased its voyages and provided transportation opportunities to many provinces and districts from Edirne to Doğubayazıt. The main expeditions organized by Dadaş Turizm are; İstanbul, İzmir, Ankara, Antalya, Bursa, Adana, Konya, Mersin, Gaziantep, Eskişehir, Diyarbakır, Kayseri, Balıkesir, Şanlıurfa, Denizli, Bodrum, Çanakkale, İzmit (Kocaeli) Sakarya (Adapazarı).
Dadas Tourism Bus Fleet
As a local bus company, Dadaş Turizm has a fleet of 17 buses and the average age of the buses is 10. The models of the buses are Travego.
Dadas Tourism Branches
We can list the provinces where Dadaş Turizm branches are located throughout Turkey as follows:
• Osmaniye • Hatay (Antakya) • Düzce • Antalya • Erzurum • Konya • Malatya • Sivas
Dadaş Tourism Recreation Facilities
Among the recreational facilities used by Dadaş Turizm in its intercity journeys, the following points are as follows: • Habitual Recreation Facilities • Coşkunlar Recreation Facilities • İmranlı Habitual Recreation Facilities • Parkshop Recreation Facilities • Sivrihisar Baskent Mola Park Facilities • Str Recreation Facilities • Water City Good Morning Recreation Facilities
Dadaş Turizm In-Vehicle Services
We can list the in-car services offered by Dadaş Turizm to its passengers as follows:
• All vehicles of Dadaş Turizm have Wi-Fi service that you can access free of charge.
• Company buses have wide seats and comfortable seats.
• All bus seats have their own reading lamp and socket outlet.
• There are TV screens behind the seats of Dadaş Turizm busses.
• The company distributes free personalized headsets to its passengers before their travel.
• Food and beverage are served to passengers throughout the travel period.