Agreement reached for ProPics Canada Media to Acquire Charter Bus Company in British Columbia

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - EntSun -- With the travel industry still struggling through the slow recovery from a pandemic, the acquisition will allow ProPics Canada Media Ltd to expand services provided to the BC Film and Television Industry. The pivot of the company to expand the markets which the buses are chartered or rented to will allow the company to rehire staff and grow in other areas as the tourism industry continues to recover.

Many film and television productions make use of Sprinter Vans, Mini Coaches and full size motor coaches. By expanding into this market, PPCM will provide full transportation services in addition to the rental of vehicles to the film and television industry for production use and operations by the production transportation departments.

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The company will be ready to welcome clients in the new year which will align with active productions returning from the holiday hiatus. With a large fleet of luxury buses ranging from 11 passenger Mercedes Sprinters, 24 passenger mini coaches through to full size 56 passenger Mercedes / Setra Motor Coaches. Some of the 56 passenger coaches are also equipped with rare sky roofs.

ProPics Canada Media Ltd will be launching the new website and online presence on January 01, 2022. Charter groups, film and television production companies and corporate users can contact ProPics Canada Media Ltd now to gain information on rates and reservations. The company being acquired has been safely operating in Western Canada since 2007 and employees will remain in place while also receiving training specific to the film and television industry such as set etiquette, film and television industry orientation etc. It is essential that any staff working in the film and television division are trained to the industry as to ensure the best possible service in a faced paced environment.

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