Luxury corporate travel: what it really means for your executives
Luxury corporate travel is often mistaken for a bigger car. For the executives who travel most, it means time that is protected, privacy that is respected and a service that does not need checking.
A beautiful car is part of it, of course. But the executives and PAs we work with judge luxury corporate travel by something simpler: did everything happen exactly as planned, without anyone having to chase it?
Time is the real luxury
For a senior traveller, the most valuable thing is time. That means a chauffeur who is already waiting, a route planned around the traffic, and a car that can work as a quiet office between meetings. Every minute saved on the road is a minute back for calls, preparation or rest.
Discretion as standard
Many of our clients are partners, board members and investors. They expect conversations in the car to stay in the car. Our chauffeurs are vetted, experienced and discreet, and many have driven the same clients for years.
Luxury is not what you notice. It is what never goes wrong.
The vehicles
Our First Class fleet includes the fully electric BMW i7, the BMW 750e and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (S580e): quiet, comfortable and well suited to working on the move. Business Class, MPVs and specialist vehicles are available on request, so every journey has the right car.
Luxury and responsibility can go together
Choosing electric and hybrid vehicles for First Class journeys lets firms offer their executives the very best while keeping travel in line with their sustainability goals.
Simple for the people who book
Luxury corporate travel should be easy for the PA, too: one named contact, bookings confirmed in writing, and itemised invoices by client, matter or cost centre. No surprises, no follow-up emails.
If you would like to arrange luxury corporate travel for your executives in London or abroad, call +44 (0)20 7671 1282 or request a quote on our website.
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