I would recommend this service hands down. I coordinated with Erwin weeks before our Manila trip…read more He was responsive and very transparent with their rate. Kuya Alfred, our driver, took very good care of us and our family. He was very safe in navigating around tricky Manila roads and can be counted with insider knowledge on where to go when we went to tagaytay. A true stress free way to see the beautiful country of the Philippines. Thank you Kuya Erwin and Kuya Alfred. Till next time!

I just wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for such a wonderful trip. The planning…read moreand phone calls with Erwin in the beginning made the trip an easy decision, the guidance leading up to the trip from him was very reassuring and nerve settling and Alfredo, our driver guide was absolutely amazing!! I traveled alone and was very anxious about the trip. I couldn't have picked a better tour company to tour Luzon with. I felt very safe being in the hands of Alfredo. I travel often and have left my country a handful of times and this was behind the best trip of my life and I have Alfredo and Erwin to thank for that. To see the sites beyond the itinerary and gather as much of north and south of Luzon as possible in 12 days was truly amazing. Alfredo made this trip enjoyable and the whole team is so well organized with each day thoroughly planned out. Thank you so much!

I booked 2025 March , I am first timer for this bus i thought it's good but it's not. April 16,…read more6pm I am confused about the payment that i did, ₱1,340 to be exact that the recite that i received is ₱885 on the list then lately Ms. Bit si Marvie shout about 'the convince fee ' then i understand but it's need to shouting at the customer/ passenger? In addition, the delay of travel is not understandable because i book 8pm not 9:30 pm

if there's a zero star on the choices I will choose zero. Don't book to this bus company they are…read moreexploiting passenger. if it is holiday the fare were doubled and you'll still be delayed on your trip.. worst bus company ever. don't book on this bus company.

highly reccommended! the staff are very approachable. Their customer lounge is clean. overall this…read moreestablishment is highly recommended.

The rates shown in the photo were not up to date. When I tried to book a trip I was given a quote…read morethat was P3400 higher than what is shown in the price list here. Overall the agents are professional and friendly but I recommend they remove the old price list from Yelp as it is misleading

Yeah, I gave this bus company five stars. I've been commuting on buses for a long enough time to…read moreknow the difference between a decent bus line and a great bus line. Granted I only usually ride bus lines that ply the streets of Metro Manila, but still, I know a good operation when I've seen it. Anyway, the Tas Trans Group of Companies owns a lot of bus lines. Their names range from Bensan Trans, Saint Anthony, Tas Trans and a whole lot more. The reason why I like their bus is because their drivers always get me to my destination consistently. For anyone who has ever commuted or experienced traffic in Metro Manila, that's probably as high a praise as any public transportation business will ever get from a commuter. I can only speculate as to the way, but their buses don't really linger long during their stops. Sure they stop to get all the passengers that they can, but they never stay there for the sake of getting all the passengers that they can unlike some other bus companies. Other bus companies have a strong tendency to stay idle for what's like three to five minutes, which is a long time for a commuter, waiting for people to step on their bus, not buses of Tas Trans Group of Companies though. At the end of the day, if you find yourself waiting for a bus and see one that's owned by the Tas Trans Group of Companies, you'll be making one of the best decisions you'll ever make by riding their bus if you want to get to your destination on time. Plus, the buses fielded by the Tas Trans Group of Companies tends to be on the big side, in fact, so far as I recall, they were the ones who started the trend of using these big buses with a lot of space inside for commuters. Gives you an idea on who the leader is when it comes to ferrying people across the streets of the Metro.

The buses of this company are the ones I ride almost all the time when I'm coming from Las Piñas to…read moreBaclaran, or from Lawton or Taft to Las Piñas. The one that I remember since childhood is specifically Tas Trans, with its green and white buses, though I noticed that Bensan also looks similar. I really like Tas Trans and the other buses from this group of companies as I noticed the huge different between these buses and the buses I ride along Edsa. Majority of the buses I ride along Edsa are dirty, with litter on the floor or on the seats, and even the seats look graying, with the dirt probably settling in. These buses also look old and not well-maintained. But with Tas Trans, majority of the buses I've ridden are clean and do not look old and battered. Some even look new - I suspect they must have some new units. So it's really more comfortable for me riding Tas Trans buses.

Public transportation in Metro Manila can be a headache. That claim would actually be an…read moreunderstatement to many. Given that reality, you get to appreciate the smaller and simpler things when they come your way. As student from back in the day who hailed from Quezon City that had to go all the way to Manila for classes, the Project 6 FX terminal was a slight breath of fresh air. It had your usual FXs (mostly Revo or Crosswind units) that had to traverse through Espana and Taft Avenue traffic daily (50 pesos gets you all the way to Buendia); however, it's the good people in the neighborhood feel that makes me appreciate it the local terminal. I always felt safe and in good hands when in an FX operated by "The Sixers." One example: there was an instance when I left important documents after a morning trip. I returned to the terminal in the afternoon and told them what happened, and voila, I had my important brown envelope back. I more frequently use Uber and other ride sharing/booking apps nowadays, but taking the FX to Manila once in a while and seeing the old waiting shed still puts a smile on my face.

If you're looking for a travel agency that can really offer the full experience, good hotels and…read morehassle-free land arrangements, I highly recommend Rakso Travel Agency. Their main office is located in Aguirre St in Makati. They have really have friendly staff and great vacation packages to pretty much anywhere in the world. Check out what they have to offer in Asia - whether you're going to Hong Kong, Japan or Tokyo, they have different price ranges for the types of arrangement you need. You can also book your flights with them - which is often lower if you are getting group packages. They book you in top hotels (3-star and 4-star range). If you prefer higher class hotels, you can work with them on upgrading the package for a few dollars. They're one of the top travel agencies in the Philippines for a reason - they simply deliver the best experience.

We had an amazing trip to Europe, thanks to Captain Travel. It's my first time to Europe and happy…read morena inassist po nila kami which documents ang kailangan namin i provide. Nag a advise sila Ms Mara if anong papers need namin i present since I am a freelancer, parents are retired, and sibling is self-employed. Dito mejo kabadi nung una sa Schengen visa application pero super glad na-approve kami. I really enjoyed our experience because of carefully-curated itineraries. Shoutout to Filippo and Eva for being cool tour guides! (from Italy and Spain)

Travel Beware. this is not an accredited travel agency. they are dishonest and corrupt agency and…read morewe filed a formal complaint against them. they will leave you hanging and will not lift finger to help you.

Poor management Poor response of guard on duty…read morePoor treatment to stored value card holder I really experience today how they response to a bulk of commuters... Pinapasok nila ang dagsa ng tao n wlang stored value ..sa sobrang daming tao..ying mga may stored value pinapila din nila in same manner.. Madaming dumaang bagol at iilan lang ang sumsasakay kasi nkapila lahat sa pagbili ng ticket ... Ngsuggest ako to give convenient dun sa may stored value n ibahin ang pila at ng makausad at mkasakay n sa mga dumadaang bagol..hindi naniwla nagkibit balikat na lang... Kung kelan malalaa n sitwasyon saka lang aaksyon ang nakauniform na head ng guard ng LRT... POOR RESPONSE.. NAKAKASUKA

One of the more popular Light Rail Transit (LRT) stations and one of my most visited LRT terminals,…read morethe Vito Cruz Station takes you straight in front of De La Salle University, which is one of the top universities in the country and the one which is famous for its competition with the Ateneo de Manila University. Approaching this station, you will see right away the new developments and facilities which cater to the DLSU students - new buildings, a university mall right beside it. The station also leaves one in the same area as the university belt, leaving such other prominent institutions of learning like the University of Sto. Tomas and the Philippine Women's University as not too far away; just a few stations more, or a taxi or a pedicab, and you'll surely make it there from the Vito Cruz Station. But, just to be clear, the reason why I frequently get off at this station is not to visit other universities, but to go to see the CCP. From Vito Cruz Station, you only need to turn right to the street nearest to your right and walk until you reach the Rizal Memorial Stadium, outside of which orange shuttles going to the CCP Complex are located.