PLDT Enterprise to Provide Hundreds of Victory Liner Buses With Wi-Fi

In an effort to revolutionize long-haul journeys in the country, Victory Liner and PLDT Enterprise announced their latest partnership that will make the bus travel experience of public commuters safer and more enjoyable.

What to Expect From the PLDT Enterprise and Victory Liner Partnership

Through this partnership, PLDT Enterprise will be providing hundreds of Victory Liner buses with Wi-Fi connectivity, ensuring a better experience for all their passengers – an average of over 40,000 daily customers nationwide. Regular passengers, especially those taking Victory Liner’s busiest routes, such as the nearly 250-kilometer Baguio-Cagayan Valley trip, will benefit from this newly launched service made accessible for their trips.

Mitch Locsin, First Vice President and Head of Enterprise and International Business Groups of PLDT and Smart adds, “This is especially beneficial to those experiencing long commutes. For Victory Liner passengers, there are instances when they stay for four to 14 hours on the road, so the Wi-Fi service will be a welcome amenity to their bus ride.”

The partnership becomes much more significant as public transportation remains to be a critical driver for economic and social growth for the country. Implementing means to modernize the country’s transport system, the government, through its various transport agencies, has introduced measures such as digitalization programs to make commuting safe and more convenient, especially after the pandemic.

PLDT Enterprise and Victory Liner

Photo from PLDT

One of Victory Liner’s efforts at digitalization includes its partnership with digital financial services platform Maya to implement safe, convenient cashless transactions and online bookings for its passengers. PLDT and Victory Liner are further exploring long-term solutions to improve the safety and experience of passengers of mass transportation.

“There is going to be a surge in revenge travel. Because of this, a lot of customers would want to travel long haul, and with that, comes the improvement of our transportation system,” shares Marivic Del Pilar, President and General Manager at Victory Liner, Inc. “At the end of the day, we just want the best experience for our passengers.”

The PLDT Group has since been at the forefront of supporting enterprises and growing contributions to the economic development of the country through technology. For years, it has extensively invested in building massive ICT infrastructure to serve the growing demand for digital services and improve the experience of its fixed and wireless customers.

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