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Travel

The start of the yachting season: what Travel Managers should plan now

As the yachting season begins, Travel Managers face complex logistics connecting air, land, and sea. Careful planning is essential to ensure charters begin with no issues.

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Travel

Transfer vs. Hourly Service: A Strategic Choice for Executive Mobility Programs

At first glance, a transfer and an hourly service may seem like variations of the same service. But they do not compete with each other; they respond to different needs.

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Vehicles

Vehicle choices in Executive Transportation: A practical analysis for Travel Managers

Choosing between combustion, hybrid, or electric vehicles is a decision that influences the onboard experience and the strategic consistency of companies.
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View of Rome from a rooftop restaurant.

Dining

Rome à la carte: a culinary journey with a private chauffeur through the Eternal City

A curated culinary route in Rome, a city with limited traffic zones, constant pedestrian flow, and narrow streets that conceal some of Italy’s finest restaurants.

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Travel

Security protocols: how to operate in medium-risk destinations

There are destinations where certain variables, such as political instability, elevated crime levels in specific areas, or other potential risks, require a specific operational mindset.

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Corporate Travel

Why Outsourcing Corporate Ground Mobility Is a Strategic Decision

Outsourcing corporate ground mobility means building a centralized structure that anticipates disruption and protects executive schedules worldwide.

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Chauffeurs

How are the best chauffeurs selected and vetted?

In executive travel, a chauffeur’s role goes well beyond driving. For travel organizers, it represents an operational responsibility tied directly to duty-of-care obligations.

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