Coach Rental Group

Name: Coach Rental Group
Address: Pécs, HU
Telephone: +36305568088

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Magyarország
Pécs
Coach Rental Group

Your coach charter partner in Europe! Enjoy the safe journey with our modern buses and skilled drivers! Our goal is to make renting easier than ever.

Our company's predecessor 'Bélabusz' was founded in 2000 as a private enterprise, now we are operating as an Ltd. but it is still a privately owned family business in Budapest, Hungary. We take pride of our accuracy and precision from the beginning to the end of the coach rental procedure. More than a decade of operation we have travelled from Northern-Europe to Southern-Turkey as well as from Western-France to the middle of Russia. During more than 10 years we have been in business we collected a detailed local knowledge in European countries. We gladly work out the details of your travel plan and deliver the most personalized option for you, naturally for free of charge. We believe quality is more important than quantity. Our plans for the future are deliberate, constant growing and being a fixed point in Hungary for travellers from all around the Globe in this fast-paced World.

17/09/2026

Two ways to arrive in Zurich tonight.

One lands at 800 km/h with 200 strangers and a bag of pretzels.
The other is parked on the tarmac, lights on, a cold bottle of water on every seat, waiting.

Guess which one has legroom.

Our Futura is here for a group flying in from overseas. They've done the hard part. Now we do the rest: Alps, lakes, a few towns they'll never pronounce right, then over the mountains and down into Italy. Eight days from now we drop them at Milan and they fly home with a very different accent.

Nobody remembers their flight number. Everybody remembers the coach.

Welcome to Switzerland. Bags in the hold, feet up, let's go.

📍 Zurich in, Milan out

15/09/2026

Geneva ☀️

Hungarian plates, Swiss flag, Geneva sunshine. The two bronze ladies on the left have been watching over this square for more than 150 years, so they have seen a few buses come and go. Ours was here for a group who wanted the lake in the morning and the mountains by lunch. 🇨🇭

The sign says 90 minutes maximum parking. We needed about six of them, just long enough for everyone to climb in, and then the Alps were waiting.

13/09/2026

Lauterbrunnen valley

Nobody warns you that black paint turns into a mirror in this valley. Half the forest and most of the cliff ended up on the side of the bus, and the actual view was still better.

72 waterfalls, one road in, one road out, and a driver who knows exactly where to stop so everyone gets the photo. The snow up there is Breithorn. It does not melt, and neither does the impression it leaves on the group.

05/09/2026

We are at MATTA Fair in Kuala Lumpur this week, as guests of the Embassy of Hungary, Kuala Lumpur 🇭🇺

Our coaches are on the road in Europe as usual. We are here explaining what happens once a Malaysian group lands in Budapest: who meets them, who drives them, and how the whole trip holds together.

Booth 3D34, Hungary pavilion. Come and say hello.

21/08/2026

Shapes 🏗️🚌

Look up: a building hanging out over nothing at all. Look down: a Futura2 that’s been working since breakfast and still looks sharp.

Fun fact — that slanted nose isn’t just styling. It goes back to the original Bova Futura in the 1980s, and it was always about air: less drag, less fuel, further on a tank. The shape aged well enough that the Futura2 was named International Coach of the Year, and it’s still doing the job every day out on the road.

VDL launched the next-generation Futura this year, so ours is officially the older sibling now. Doesn’t seem to care. 😄

One building leaning out. One coach leaning forward. Both making heavy look easy.

12/08/2026

🧱 Billund, Denmark — the home of the brick.

A few things we picked up along the way:

🔹 “LEGO” comes from the Danish leg godt — “play well.” Ole Kirk Kristiansen started the company back in 1932.
🔹 The modern brick was patented in 1958, and one made that year still clicks perfectly onto one made today. That’s the kind of engineering we appreciate.
🔹 LEGOLAND Billund opened in 1968 — the very first one, and still the original.
🔹 LEGO makes more tyres per year than any tyre company on the planet — hundreds of millions of them. Ours are slightly bigger. 🚌
🔹 Just six 2x4 bricks can be combined in over 915 million ways. Thankfully our seating plans are simpler.

Great group, great weather, and a lot of very happy faces at LEGOLAND Billund today. 🇩🇰

One request though: we’ve been staring at the shelves and still no VDL Futura set. Dutch coach, Danish bricks — surely that’s a collaboration worth building? We’ll take the first one. 😄

08/08/2026

🇩🇪 Bunker Valentin, Bremen-Farge

Our VDL Futura parked yesterday in front of one of the most sobering structures in northern Germany.

Between 1943 and 1945, the N**i regime built this concrete colossus on the banks of the Weser to mass-produce Type XXI U-boats — submarines meant to turn the Battle of the Atlantic. At over 35,000 m² it remains the largest free-standing bunker in Germany, with a roof designed to survive direct bomb hits.

It never launched a single submarine. Allied air raids and the end of the war stopped construction before the yard was finished.

The real story is the human one. Thousands of forced labourers from across Europe and North Africa — civilians, prisoners of war and concentration camp prisoners — were made to work here. More than 1,600 died during construction from malnutrition, disease and arbitrary killings. Since November 2015 the site has been a memorial and place of learning.

A 1.5 km path leads through the grounds and into the bunker itself, past 25 information stations, starting at the “Extermination Through Work” monument. Admission is free, and a multimedia guide is available in German and English.

If you’re bringing a group through northern Germany, this is worth the detour from Bremen. Not a photo stop — a place to stand still for an hour.

05/08/2026

🇳🇴 While Europe melts, our drivers are digging jumpers out of their suitcases.

This is the view from a roadside stop near Voss — one of those places where the water goes so still that the farms, the forest and the sky all get painted twice. Our Sprinter is on the right. The picnic table has probably seen a thousand better photographers than us.

A few things about this corner of Norway:

🏔️ Voss is the adrenaline capital of Norway — every June it hosts Ekstremsportveko, the world’s largest extreme sports festival. Skydiving, kayaking, base jumping, paragliding. And then everyone goes home for a quiet dinner.

⛪ Vangskyrkja, the stone church in the town centre, was consecrated in 1277. When Voss was bombed and burned in April 1940, the church stood. It’s still standing today.

✝️ Just outside it is St. Olav’s Cross, raised around 1023 to mark the Christianization of the valley. A thousand years of people stopping to look at these mountains.

🍽️ And the local delicacy is smalahove — smoked sheep’s head, served whole. Eyes included. Traditionally you start with the ear.

🌡️ Today’s forecast here: sweater weather. Somewhere south of us, it’s 38°C.

Sometimes the job takes you to a postcard.

16/07/2026

A painting? No — just the view from our driver’s hotel room in Barcelona this morning. 🖼️
And here’s something most tourists never notice, but every coach driver in Barcelona is grateful for:
When engineer Ildefons Cerdà designed Barcelona’s famous Eixample district in 1859, he cut the corner off every single city block at 45 degrees. His reasoning? Better visibility, more light, and easier turning for the vehicles of the future.
He was planning for horse-drawn trams. He accidentally designed the most coach-friendly city grid in Europe — 160 years before our 13-meter bus would thank him for it. 🚌
A few more things you learn driving groups through this city:
🏗️ The Sagrada Família has been under construction since 1882 — longer than the Great Pyramids took to build.
🌳 Those trees lining nearly every street? Plane trees, planted by the tens of thousands — which is why the boulevards feel like green tunnels in summer.
🛣️ Under the Gothic Quarter’s medieval lanes lie the streets of Barcino, the original Roman city — you can literally walk on 2,000 years of history.
Our guests see the sights. Our drivers see the city — every corner, every permit zone, every early morning like this one.
Coach Rental Group – European coach tours since 2013.
👉 coachrentalgroup.com

09/07/2026

🇬🇧

Cast your mind back to 26 April — the day the heart of London shut down.

Nearly 60,000 runners. 800,000 spectators. The biggest marathon ever staged, and the day a runner broke the two-hour barrier for the first time in history. Roads closed across Westminster, police everywhere, “no stopping at any time.”

And parked right in the middle of it, under Big Ben? One of our coaches. 🚌

Look closely and count the rules in this one photo: Red Route. Road closed. Traffic control ahead. Holding area. London is the toughest city in Europe to move a coach through — and that was its most locked-down day of the entire year.

We were there anyway. 😉

Still smiling about this one. People know us from Milan, Rome, Barcelona and the Côte d’Azur — but our map runs all the way to Paris, Amsterdam and London.

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