Sun.Star Cebu

MYBUS STOPS AT SRP

Residents and patrons of City di Mare now have an additional transporta­tion option

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City di Mare recently launched a partnershi­p that would allow premium point-to-point bus service in its property.

Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) and Metro Rapid Transit Service Inc. (MRTSI) agreed to connect City di Mare, Cebu’s lifestyle capital, to the rest of the city by having MyBus passing by five routes stopping at strategic access points within the 50-meter masterplan­ned developmen­t of Filinvest in the South Road Properties.

A trial run with City di Mare’s sales and marketing team and their partners was successful­ly launched this week, with regular operations slated to start on Saturday.

Initially scheduled to ply the routes at intervals of two hours, the airconditi­oned, PWD- (persons with disabiliti­es) friendly and CCTV- (closed circuit television) enabled buses to connect the residentia­l developmen­ts of Sanremo Oasis, Amalfi, the University of the Philippine­s Profession­al Schools, and the only al fresco waterfront mall in Cebu, Il Corso, to as far as the Mactan Cebu Internatio­nal Airport.

At the symbolic handshakin­g between FLI and MRTSI, the former was represente­d by area group head for sales Angelyn Racaza, project developmen­t head for the Visayas Julie Castanos and product head for Visayas Mindanao Clarissa Grindulo. MRTSI was represente­d by president Dennise Trajano, vice president for Operations Fernan Alejandrin­o and officer-in-charge for operations Arnold Famudulan.

 ??  ?? PARTNERS. From left, Angelyn Racaza, Julie Castanos and Clarissa Grindulo of Filinvest; Dennise Trajano, Fernan Alejandrin­o and Arnold Famudulan of Metro Rapid Transit Service.
PARTNERS. From left, Angelyn Racaza, Julie Castanos and Clarissa Grindulo of Filinvest; Dennise Trajano, Fernan Alejandrin­o and Arnold Famudulan of Metro Rapid Transit Service.

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