GOGO Charters' Midwest Charter Network will connect Cleveland to Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, Indianapolis, Madison and Milwaukee starting this summer.

Gogo Charters, a Texas-based charter bus company, is launching a Midwest bus network that will connect Cleveland to major cities across the region. Why it matters: With Megabus long gone and Greyhound headed for Brook Park,

A nationwide provider of luxury ground-transportation services plans to launch daily charter service throughout the Midwest by this summer, stopping in 15 cities, including Columbus, Cleveland and Akron.

Chicago-based GOGO Charters, a ground transportation service that including charter buses, minibuses, and motorcoaches, has revealed details about its upcoming Midwest Charter Network, set to launch this summer.

The Midwest is the second market Gogo announced for its new ticketed service. In January, the company shared plans of a similar network in Texas, with daily bus routes between Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth, with a New Orleans connection.

GOGO Charters has announced plans to start daily service in the Midwest, connecting 15 cities including Indianapolis, with motorcoaches offering Wi-Fi, plush reclining seats, and onboard restrooms. Tickets start at $10.

Atlanta-based ground transportation company GOGO Charters on Wednesday announced plans for its Midwest Charter Network providing daily charter bus