PNBS, a commercial hub for companies to promote their brands

PNBS, a commercial hub for companies to promote their brands
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PNBS, a commercial hub for companies to promote their brands. The Pundit Nehru Bus Station (PNBS), which has being receiving a major facelift with better infrastructure facilities over the months has become the commercial hub with companies making place to display their products at the bus station.

The Pundit Nehru Bus Station (PNBS), which has being receiving a major facelift with better infrastructure facilities over the months has become the commercial hub with companies making place to display their products at the bus station.

Firstly, the leading motor vehicle dealers Mithra Honda, along with Santosh Honda on Sunday came forward to display their vehicles buoyed by the immense response evoked from the public about the facilities developed at PNBS.

Speaking to The Hans India, Mithra Honda Director Maganti Madhu said that as part of improving the passenger amenities by the RTC officials at PNBS, gave the place a hi-tech look. ‘We have chosen this place to create brand awareness among the public, as it was one of busiest terminal in Asia and in AP.

People from various parts of the State will travel through the place which automatically draws the attention towards the products on display. The expo will be conducted for one month. Representatives would demonstrate the features of the vehicles to the public.

Following the response the expo would be also conducted at all the major bus stations across the State. RTC Krishna Regional Manager P Rama Rao said the newly developed bus terminal will feature all kinds of facilities to the passengers.

A mini-theatre with 100 seating capacity will be soon constructed at the place to provide entertainment for the passengers. The Managing Director has laid great emphasis over developing the PNBS with world class facilities to augment revenue for the corporation through making best use of the commercials establishments, he said.

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