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Partas offers online reservations to/from Ilocos

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By Mirra Reyes
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Laoag na ma-stress! Partas Transport now offers online reservations for its daily trips to Vigan, Laoag, Abra, and Pagudpud. Drop-offs are also accommodated online as well as discounts for students, senior citizens, and PWDs. Choose from their express, first class, and deluxe bus fleets.


Book directly at their Facebook page (www.facebook.com/partastrans) or in www.biyaheroes.com. Reserve as early as six months up to two days in advance before departure. Book and even choose seats instantly. With just an online service charge, avoid the stress and the lines and even get freebies plus points. Pay in any bank (online or over-the-counter) or payment partners like Cebuana Lhuillier, LBC, Bayad Center, and M. Lhuillier.

Partas online reservations is powered by Biyaheroes, a company passionate about making public transport and Philippine travel better and easier for everyone.

Book and choose your bus seats with Biyaheroes
Biyaheroes had its official launch to the public on March 2 at the second floor of Partas Terminal in Cubao, Quezon City. Addressing the pain points of commuting such as long lines, unsure departure schedules, and having to go to the actual terminals to reserve seats, Biyaheroes empowers provincial public transportation by creating a platform where reservations can be both easy and fun for everyone.


Also currently partnered with JAC Liner for their daily Mauban, Marinduque, Kamias, and Buendia LRT trips as well as Partas Transport for their daily Pagudpud, Laoag, Vigan, Abra, Cubao, Pasay, and Sampaloc trips, more bus lines and routes will be available online soon. To book, just go to www.biyaheroes.com. Designing their website to make people feel like they're booking an airplane ticket, passengers can now choose their seats, select freebies and perks, earn points, and pay in any major bank or payment center.
With just an online service charge, travelers and commuters can now have peace of mind and avoid the stress and the lines. Booking a bus trip has never been easier with Biyaheroes. Contact them at (02) 507-8575, sidekicks@biyaheroes.com or catch them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more information.
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