Seat-in-coach
Meaning in tourism & hospitality, with examples
In tourism & hospitality, seat-in-coach means: A shared transfer or tour service sold by individual seat on a coach with other passengers.
In Turkish: paylaşımlı otobüs hizmeti
How it is used
Used in agency quotations, often as SIC; expect shared routing rather than a private vehicle.
Example sentences
The seat-in-coach transfer stops at three hotels before reaching our resort.
Multiple hotel stops explain the shared nature and possible extra journey time.
We quoted a seat-in-coach tour for two guests who did not need a private guide.
Two individual places are sold within a larger tour rather than an exclusive departure.
Common collocations
- seat-in-coach transfer
- seat-in-coach tour
Related terms
More terms: Travel Agencies & Tour Operators
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