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Conet Pass and Moovit renew partnership to enhance tourist mobility

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Conet Pass has renewed its partnership with Moovit for 2027, giving travelers in hundreds of cities access to real-time public transport information, multilingual journey planning, and multimodal route guidance — all in one place.

The collaboration combines Conet Pass’s expertise in tourist mobility and public transport access with Moovit’s position as one of the world’s most widely used Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platforms, serving more than 1.5 billion users across 3,500 cities in 112 countries and 45 languages.

What the Conet Pass and Moovit partnership does for travelers

When visiting a new city, understanding how to use local public transport is one of the most common frustrations travelers face. Different ticketing systems, unfamiliar route networks, and language barriers make it difficult to get around confidently — even in the world’s most visited destinations.

Through the renewed partnership, Conet Pass users can access:

  • Real-time public transport information.
  • Multilingual mobility support in 45 languages.
  • Live service alerts and network updates.
  • Multimodal route planning across metro, bus, tram, and rail.
  • Easier navigation across local transport networks.

The result is a faster, more confident travel experience that allows visitors to spend less time planning and more time exploring.

Why tourist mobility matters for cities

The benefits of accessible tourist mobility extend well beyond the individual traveler. When visitors can easily understand and use public transportation, cities see concrete advantages:

  • Reduced traffic congestion in urban centers.
  • Lower environmental impact from private vehicle use.
  • Greater use of existing public transport infrastructure.
  • Better distribution of visitor flows across attractions.
  • Improved access to cultural, historical, and local sites.

By making public transport a realistic option for tourists, Conet Pass and Moovit support a more sustainable model of urban tourism — one that works for visitors and local communities alike. This connects directly to a broader shift in how cities approach visitor distribution and urban planning.

How Conet Pass and Moovit work together

Conet Pass focuses on simplifying access to urban mobility for travelers. Working with transport operators, tourism organizations, and mobility providers, Conet Pass gives visitors a single point of access to public transportation services across multiple destinations.

Moovit brings mobility intelligence to that access layer. Its platform processes real-time data from transit agencies worldwide, translating complex local networks into clear, actionable journey guidance — regardless of the city or the language of the traveler.

Together, the two companies connect mobility access with mobility intelligence, reducing the gap between arriving in a city and moving through it with ease. This kind of public-private cooperation in urban transport is central to how modern tourist mobility works.

Frequently asked questions

 

What is the Conet Pass and Moovit partnership?

It is a renewed collaboration for 2027 that integrates Moovit’s real-time transit data and journey planning tools into the Conet Pass platform, making it easier for travelers to use public transport in cities worldwide.

What cities does the partnership cover?

Through Moovit’s network, the partnership covers more than 3,500 cities across 112 countries.

What languages are supported?

The Moovit platform supports 45 languages, allowing Conet Pass to serve travelers regardless of their native language.

Does the partnership help reduce the environmental impact of tourism?

Yes. By making public transport more accessible and understandable for visitors, the partnership encourages travelers to choose buses, metros, and trams over private cars or taxis, reducing emissions and congestion. This is part of Conet Pass’s broader commitment to sustainable travel through technology.

Why is tourist mobility important for cities?

Tourists who can navigate public transport independently contribute to better visitor flow distribution, less traffic, and more efficient use of urban infrastructure — benefits that extend to residents as well. Conet Pass has explored this dynamic in depth, including the relationship between tourists and residents on public transport.

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