There are at least two Eurolines websites, www.eurolines.eu and www.eurolines.de.
www.eurolines.com diverts to www.eurolines.de
The two sites offer some of the same services but some routes are only one one site.
For example:
Paris to Amsterdam is offered on both sites
Manchester to Warsaw is offered by eurolines.de but not eurolines.eu
Also, the London to Amsterdam service now appears to be offered again by Eurolines. The London to Amsterdam route has been in a state of flux since National Express withdrew from the Eurolines organisation and partnered with OUIBUS instead early last year. Prior to that, Eurolines, OUIBUS and Flixbus all operated that route. Eurolines stopped running at some point but now appear to be back.
Presumably there will be more changes now that Flixbus have acquired Eurolines from Transdev.
www.eurolines.com diverts to www.eurolines.de
The two sites offer some of the same services but some routes are only one one site.
For example:
Paris to Amsterdam is offered on both sites
Manchester to Warsaw is offered by eurolines.de but not eurolines.eu
Also, the London to Amsterdam service now appears to be offered again by Eurolines. The London to Amsterdam route has been in a state of flux since National Express withdrew from the Eurolines organisation and partnered with OUIBUS instead early last year. Prior to that, Eurolines, OUIBUS and Flixbus all operated that route. Eurolines stopped running at some point but now appear to be back.
Presumably there will be more changes now that Flixbus have acquired Eurolines from Transdev.
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