Use case
Sell intercity tickets on Google
Appear in Google Search and Google Maps to sell intercity tickets, with purchase on that surface and a redirect to your sales portal. This is not publishing urban.
This page is for operators, governments, or platforms.
Highlights
- Sell on Google Search
- Buy from Google Maps
- Organic, no ads
Google Search
bus Bogotá to Medellín
Organic · no ads
Bus schedule · Bogotá → Medellín
Bogotá (All stations)
Medellín (All stations)
Tue, Sep 1
Any time
Fastest
6h
Cheapest
$22
Daily buses
12
6:15 AM – 12:45 PM
(6h 30min)
$24 – $28
BuyYour company · 0 changes
Flota Magdalena
https://www.flotamagdalena.com
Bus Bogotá to Medellín from $22
Compare schedules and buy tickets for this corridor. Times and fares are illustration chrome.
From $22 to $31
Ticket marketplace
https://www.tickets-example.com
Bus Bogotá to Medellín from $22
More sites list this corridor without the ticket module. If you are missing, riders land here.
Illustration: what the passenger sees
Google Maps
Riders check out in the app
From Maps they go straight to your ticket portal. Miss this surface and they never open your site.
5 h 40 min
$24
Arrives 14:20 · $24
Your company
Buy tickets
From Your company
Bogotá
08:40
Medellín
Your company Available
14:20
Sell tickets in Google Search — organic, not ads
When a passenger searches a city-to-city trip, your service can appear in Search with a buy action on that result. This is not publishing urban GTFS.
Google Maps sends riders to your checkout
The same intercity offer can show in Maps. From the app they go to your ticket portal or a fare API you already use.
Who this is for
Regular intercity operators with fixed routes and an online ticket channel.
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You run scheduled city-to-city routes, stops, and timetables.
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You already sell tickets online — your site or a third-party portal.
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You can redirect riders to checkout or expose a fare API.
Urban capabilities stay available
Search and Maps ticket sales are the main outcome here. Ualabee still covers GTFS, alerts, and detours for urban operations — secondary to this intercity job.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the job of publishing an urban network on Google Maps?
No. This job is appearing and selling intercity tickets in Google Search and Google Maps. Publishing urban GTFS is a different case, secondary here.
Can the passenger buy the ticket in the Search result?
Yes. An organic booking module can appear on that surface and redirect to your sales portal, without Google Ads.
Does Maps send riders to my ticket portal or fare API?
Yes. Anyone looking at that corridor in Maps can go from the app to your ticket portal or to a fare API you already use.
Do other companies also show in that module?
Yes. If you are not listed, the passenger buys from whoever is. Competitors can appear on the same surface.
How do we get started?
Submit the form on this page. A Ualabee specialist will follow up on your operation.
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