First dog tour from Matris Reisen: Vacation with Bello on the bus!

First dog tour from Matris Reisen: Vacation with Bello on the bus!

Bad Wildungen, Deutschland - Matris Reisen, a Saarland bus travel company, starts the first group trip with dogs lasting several days in June 2025. Owner Anna Plasa would like to serve a market gap in Germany with this offer, inspired by her own experience with dogs and the successful idea of ​​a colleague from Switzerland who already offers dog crabs. "The demand is available," says Plasa, which has over 20 years of experience in bus tourism and has continuously developed Matris Reisen.

The dogs travel secured in their own seat or in a transport box next to their owners. The first trip leads to the dog -friendly Maritim Hotel in Bad Wildungen. Regular pauses in the course of the trip are planned to enable the animals sufficient exercise. The ideal group size comprises 20 people and 20 dogs, whereby the four -legged friends should prefer to sit on the window.

Special requirements and offers

For participation in the trips, certain requirements apply. Dogs have to show a valid rabies vaccination and an EU petrol card. Food must be brought by the owners, while treats are provided on request. No mandatory program participation is offered for the dogs; Instead, walks and activities around the hotel are optional.

The response for the first dog tour is behavior, but there are already many inquiries from interested customers. Plasa heard concerns from dog fans, especially with regard to transport in the luggage compartment and the possible unrest on the bus. In this regard, it is confident that the concept can be successful and relies on personal advice and clarification of the participants.

In times when the vacation with the beloved pet is becoming increasingly popular, Matris Reisen initiative shows that there are also increasing offers for trips with dogs in Germany. Further information on travel with animals can also be found on fitreisen.de .

The first trip from Matris Reisen marks an exciting step in bus tourism and could possibly lay the foundation for further dog -friendly travel offers.