Gray Line Worldwide
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 Coach USA/Gray Line Leyland Olympian #71243 operating on a sightseeing tour in New York City. |
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| Slogan | Truly the Local Experts! |
| Founded | 1910 |
| Headquarters | 1835 Gaylord Street Denver, Colorado 80206 |
| Service area | Worldwide |
| Service type | Tour services |
| Operator | Various franchisees worldwide |
| Chief executive | Brad Weber |
| Website | http://www.grayline.com/ |
Gray Line Worldwide operates local sightseeing tours across the world using trolley coaches, double-deckers and standard single deck coaches. It also offers charter services, airport transfers, and convention services.
Gray Line has a presence in over 150 locations around the world. In 2004 its carriers handled some 25 million passengers.
The company was founded in 1910 by restaurateur Louis Bush, who refurbished a Mack Truck and offered tours of Washington, D.C. It is currently based in Denver, Colorado.
Gray Line Toronto and Gray Line Ottawa are operated by Greyhound Canada. The Toronto operation was formerly run by Gray Coach.
Gray Line Montreal is operated by Coach Canada.
Gray Line Australia is operated by Driver Group.
Gray Line New Orleans is operated by New Orleans Steamboat Company.
Gray Line New Zealand Tours is operated by Johnston's Coachlines.
Gray Line Salzburg is operated by Dr. Richard.
Gray Line of Alaska is a division of Holland America and Princess Cruises. A Gray Line of Alaska bus was briefly shown in the Northern Exposure season 4 episode "Survival of the Species".
Notable past and present Gray Line NYC tour guides [edit]
External links [edit]
- Gray Line Worldwide
- Gray Line Alaska
- Gray Line Argentina
- Gray Line Australia
- Gray Line Canada
- Gray Line Cancun
- Gray Line Costa Rica
- Gray Line Ecuador
- Gray Line Iceland
- Gray Line London
- Gray Line Los Cabos
- Gray Line Mexico City
- Gray Line Miami
- Gray Line Montréal
- Gray Line New Orleans
- Gray Line New York
- Gray Line New Zealand
- Gray Line Panama
- Gray Line Peru
- Gray Line San Diego
- Gray Line of Seattle
- Gray Line Salzburg
- Gray Line of Vancouver
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