Bus & train tickets across Europe,
booked in one checkout.

Whether and how much you get back depends on the carrier and the fare you booked — some fares are refundable, some are not, and any cutoff is set by the operator. The exact terms for your ticket are shown at checkout and again in your confirmation email. To cancel, send us your request and we pass it to the operator and follow up on your behalf; we cannot guarantee a specific refund amount or timing, as both are decided by the carrier. The flat €2 booking fee is non-refundable.

Fourteen countries today: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Albania, Italy and Czechia. The network keeps growing.

Search your route and date, pick a departure and fare, and pay by card — Apple Pay and Google Pay work too. Your ticket arrives by email within minutes as a QR code; no printing and no account needed.

Fares are set by the carriers and vary by route, date and how early you book. You see live prices for every departure in the search results, and the final amount — the fare plus the flat €2 booking fee — before you pay.

Each operator sets its own rules for children, students and seniors. Any discounted fares the carrier sells online appear as fare options in your search results; if none appear, the standard fare applies. Every passenger needs a seat and a ticket, whatever their age — we cannot book a child to travel on an adult's lap.

The exact departure station — name and address — is on your ticket and in the confirmation email. In larger cities operators may use different terminals or stops, so always check the ticket rather than heading to the busiest station.

When the operator cancels a journey, we notify you by email so you can rebook or request a refund. The refund amount and timing are set by the carrier under its conditions of carriage; Panonex passes your request to the operator and follows up on your behalf, but cannot guarantee an amount or a date.

No. Every ticket is a QR code on your phone — works offline once downloaded. Most operators scan the QR directly; a few smaller carriers still want the booking reference, which is shown on the ticket. Large-print and PDF versions are available from the booking detail page.

For travel between Schengen countries (Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Czechia) you may travel on an EU national ID. For all other crossings you need a passport valid for the duration of your trip. Non-EU travellers should check visa requirements separately. We send a travel-document reminder before departure with the specifics for your itinerary.

Visa, Mastercard and American Express. Apple Pay and Google Pay on mobile. Prices are shown in EUR; your bank statement may show the equivalent in your card's currency.

Not yet — Panonex is built mobile-first, so booking, tickets and refunds all work from your phone browser. Every ticket also arrives by email as a PDF, so you can travel without an account or an app.