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Travel

What Business Travelers Should Consider When Choosing a New York Airport

In New York there is rarely a single obvious airport choice. For most corporate itineraries, five airports matter most: JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Teterboro, and Westchester County.

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Businessman walking inside an office building during september, as business becomes routine again after the summer.

Business Travel

Back to Business: Why September Feels Like the Corporate New Year

Companies return from the summer with Q4 already approaching and a short window in which to complete plans, close business, and prepare for the following year.

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Meetings & Events

Finance’s Busiest Six Weeks: What Travel Managers Should Expect This Fall

As soon as the summer holidays come to an end, executives and fintech leaders start traveling between a handful of cities that become the meeting point of global finance.

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A chauffeur helps with luggage some women involved in fashion shopping.

Leisure Travel

Fashion Meets Travel: Exploring the World Through Style

Fashion has become one of the most rewarding ways to understand a destination. Shopping may still be part of the journey, but it is no longer the main purpose.

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Chauffeur waiting next to his vehicle on the tarmac outside FBO facilities in an executive airport.

Private Aviation

Protecting Business Aviation Passengers on the Ground

Business Aviation professionals must know whether a provider has established clear limits around how information is received, distributed, discussed, stored, and eventually removed.

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Long-time Drivania's employee Jonas Ramirez posing outside Drivania's facilities.

About us

25 Years of History, 20 Years of Memories

Over the last 25 years, vehicles, technology, and communication have changed. Yet one thing has remained the same: we remember the stories more than the cars.

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Businessman next to a chauffeur and his vehicle, while a coordinator or executive assistant checks some details with the chauffeur.

Leadership

Ground Transportation as the Missing Layer in Corporate Duty of Care

Corporate duty of care has become a central part of modern business travel, and it becomes strongest when it follows the traveler through the entire journey.

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