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Groups

Everyone in one vehicle,
arriving at one time.

Splitting a group across three sedans creates three arrival times, three drivers and three chances for something to go wrong.

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter VIP prepared for a group transfer in Istanbul

Up to six passengers travel in a V-Class Vito. From seven passengers upward we move groups in a single vehicle: the Sprinter VIP for ten to fifteen, and the VIP coach for up to forty-five.

Luggage figures on our vehicles are real. Passengers in a Sprinter travel with their cases in a separate luggage bay, not stacked across the back row.

  • 7 to 45 passengers

    One vehicle, one chauffeur, one arrival time — and one price per vehicle rather than per head.

  • Luggage that fits

    Separate luggage bays and underfloor holds sized to the passenger count, not to the brochure.

  • Split flights handled

    Where a group arrives on two flights, we usually hold one vehicle rather than sending two.

  • Guides accommodated

    PA system and microphone on the Sprinter and coach for tour leaders.

Airport groups

Give us the flight numbers and passenger count and we plan the meeting point, the waiting window and the luggage capacity in one go. For groups arriving across two or three flights, one vehicle with a planned wait is usually cheaper than several — and keeps the group together from the terminal onwards.

Events, weddings and crews

Wedding guests between venues, congress delegates between hotel and centre, sports teams and music crews with equipment — all handled as a planned movement with a single point of contact rather than a stack of separate bookings.

Common questions

Forty-five in a single coach, and more using several vehicles on one coordinated timetable with a dedicated coordinator.

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