15.09.2025 18:20
Bernie Reisen, a company operating in the bus transportation sector in Germany, has gone bankrupt due to economic difficulties. The cancellation of services has disrupted the plans of thousands of passengers, while the uncertainty regarding refund processes and alternative transportation solutions has led to reactions.
Germany's leading bus transportation company, Bernie Reisen, has announced its bankruptcy following a serious financial crisis. The company's cessation of operations has directly affected both individuals traveling between cities and groups planning private tours and business trips.
THOUSANDS OF PASSENGERS' PLANS HAVE BEEN DISRUPTED
Following the bankruptcy filing, numerous trips operated by Bernie Reisen were canceled or postponed to an uncertain date. This situation has particularly disrupted the travel plans of passengers who made reservations for the return of the summer holiday. Many individuals who could not receive ticket refunds or had difficulty finding alternative transportation expressed their grievances on social media.
PROVIDING WIDESPREAD SERVICE ACROSS THE COUNTRY
The company, which operated with a fleet of 60 vehicles, covered many regions of Germany, traveling approximately 2 million kilometers annually. Bernie Reisen had a wide customer base not only with scheduled bus services but also with school trips, corporate tours, airport transfers, and private group organizations.
NOTICED FOR ITS AFFORDABLE PRICES
With a wide range of vehicles from comfortable buses to modern minibuses catering to different needs, the company was known for its flexible structure and environmentally friendly transportation approach. Additionally, it managed to reach individual users with attractive prices through its minibus rental service, which could be used with a Class B driver's license.
INCREASING COSTS MARKED THE BEGINNING OF THE END
Under increasing competition in the sector, rising fuel prices, and personnel costs, Bernie Reisen faced financial pressure and struggled to survive. As the financial burden became heavier, the company decided to declare bankruptcy. Officials have not yet provided a clear number regarding how many passengers were directly affected by the process.