Grab rolls out intercity bus travel service between SG and Malaysia

Users will now be able to purchase bus and ferry tickets in the app.

Grab Malaysia has launched Grab Intercity, a new service that would allow users to purchase bus and ferry tickets to travel between Singapore and Malaysia through the Grab app.

It includes direct bus routes to over 30 destinations in Singapore from 11 different states and cities across Malaysia.

Grab collaborated with Splyt and Easybook to adapt the service onto the platform, enabling users to book a ticket, pay with GrabPay and earn GrabRewards.

With over 15,000 available routes, the service expands Grab’s travel offerings which currently include a host of other services such as browsing and book attractions, experiences, hotels and even travel insurance, to cater to users’ varied and unique travelling needs.

Grab aims to help minimise congestion on highways, ticket concessions, and even borders, especially during peak travel periods.

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