Ventura Systems: celebrating 30 years of innovation in bus door systems

At Innotrans 2024, Ventura Systems is recognizing its 30th anniversary since foundation. Ventura Systems, founded in 1994 and headquartered in the Netherlands, specializes in the design and manufacture of innovative door systems for buses and coaches. The company, family-owned, supplies its solutions to vehicle manufacturers and operators in over 40 countries worldwide and has offices […]

By Editorial Staff

At Innotrans 2024, Ventura Systems is recognizing its 30th anniversary since foundation.

Ventura Systems, founded in 1994 and headquartered in the Netherlands, specializes in the design and manufacture of innovative door systems for buses and coaches. The company, family-owned, supplies its solutions to vehicle manufacturers and operators in over 40 countries worldwide and has offices in United States, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK, thanks to the work of 300 employees.

In the video below, we spoke with Jeroen de Nooijer, co-founder of Ventura Systems, to discuss the company’s journey, its contributions to the industry, and plans for the future.

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