(19 Dec 2016, 11:21 am)Mark1 wrote I'm surprised its not better publicised from both Nexus and Go North East. Its an extra benefit and incentive for people buying Metro tickets while for GNE its additional revenue and once people are on the bus they can promote the full Quaylink and other GNE services to potential passengers.

Yeah, it's a strange one and I wonder if there's some politics involved somewhere. 
Although there's mention if you dig, it's very rare for a bus operator to mention Transfares, Day Rovers etc. I wonder if this ticket falls in to the same category?
Even though it may assist the travelling public by advertising the multi-journey options, it would make sense the bus operators push their own tickets, where they keep 100% of the revenue - rather than pushing a multi-journey ticket like the Metrosaver and others.