VICTORY Liner Inc. (VLI), one of the biggest bus companies in Northern Luzon, has launched its Premium Point-to-Point (P2P) bus services from Clark International Airport (CIA) to Subic Bay in Olongapo City and Dagupan City.

The new service will provide travelers, including overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), the convenience to get to the airport and on to their overseas destinations without the hassle of going to Metro Manila, the bus company said.

P2P buses pick up and drop off passengers only at designated terminals, without any stops along the way.

VLI operations manager Ronald Sarmiento said in a statement that Victory Liner decided to provide the service to help ease burdens of OFWs and their families based in Pampanga, Bataan, Zambales and Pangasinan because CIA is closer to them than the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila.

As the new international gateway to Northern and Central Luzon, the Clark airport in Pampanga is now used by Philippine Airlines, Qatar Airways, Cebu Pacific Air, Emirates, Asiana, Jin and Korean Airlines.

The P2P trips between CIA and Dagupan pass through TPLEX and SCTEX.

“For residents of Pangasinan, trips to Clark will start at 1 a.m, and the last trip at 8 p.m.,” Sarmiento said.

The P2P from CIA to Dagupan will only pick up passengers at Clark Airport, SM Clark, SM Rosales and Urdaneta Victory Liner terminals.

Trip schedules can be viewed and bookings can be made the VLI website www.victoryliner.com. Victory Liner also sells Premiere Visa Re-Loadable Victory Liner cards which allows holder access to 10 million Visa retailers both in the Philippines and abroad.#

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