Paris, at the rhythm of travellers from Japan
Business travellers arriving from Tokyo usually land with a full week already written: a morning at La Défense, a factory visit in the Oise, a dinner near the Opéra. For that kind of schedule, a car at your disposal by the hour costs less nerves than three separate bookings and keeps your luggage and coat in the boot between stops. Companies moving teams through Terminal 1 regularly open a business account — monthly invoicing, named chauffeurs who learn your habits, priority allocation on the early-morning slots when every arrival wants a car at once.
Leisure travellers from Japan tend to arrive in twos and fours, with more luggage on the way home than on the way out. The 7-seat Business Van takes a family and four large cases without splitting anyone into a second car; the Business Class E-Class suits a couple perfectly; and for a honeymoon, an anniversary or a client you are collecting yourself, the First Class S-Class sets the tone from the first metre. We drop and collect at the palaces and hotels of Paris, where our chauffeurs deal with the concierge desk directly, at private residences, at offices, or at another terminal for a connection. Day trips to Versailles, Giverny, Reims or Mont-Saint-Michel are quoted as a full day with the same chauffeur. Anything unusual — an early charter, a group of twelve, an itinerary in Japanese sent by your travel agency — just talk to us: a human answers, and we plan it properly.
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