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Provide the arrival date, departure date and the days on which private group transport will be required.
American visitors arranging private group transportation in London can organise a vehicle and professional driver around their complete itinerary. Airport transfers, hotels, sightseeing, business appointments, events and journeys beyond London can all be considered when planning the transport requirement.
Groups travelling from the United States do not need to wait until they reach London to arrange their ground transportation. The main requirement is a clear itinerary showing when the group arrives, where it is staying and the journeys required during the visit.
Providing this information in advance allows airport transfers, hotel movements, private journeys and longer UK travel to be considered together rather than arranging every movement separately after arrival.
Provide the arrival date, departure date and the days on which private group transport will be required.
Tell us how many people are travelling so the appropriate type of minibus, coach or transport arrangement can be considered.
Include airports, hotels, attractions, meetings, venues and destinations outside London where they are already known.
International groups can travel with substantial luggage, so suitcase numbers and oversized items should be included when assessing vehicle requirements.
If the itinerary is still being developed, provide the confirmed journeys first and clearly identify anything that remains provisional. This creates a more useful transport brief than estimating details that have not yet been decided.
A London visit can involve several different types of ground transport. Thinking about the complete trip helps determine whether individual transfers or a broader private transport programme is more suitable.
Not every group needs every type of journey. The important point is to identify the movements that actually form part of your visit.
Group airport transportation can be planned around passenger numbers, luggage, arrival information and the accommodation the group is travelling to.
Hotels, restaurants, attractions, meetings and event venues can create several journeys within London during the same visit.
Visiting companies may require coordinated transport between hotels, offices, conferences, hospitality venues and meetings.
A London-based group may also require private transport to destinations elsewhere in the UK as part of its itinerary.
Where the group travels over several days, each day's destinations, timings and accommodation should be considered within the wider transport plan.
The final airport movement should account for the complete group, luggage and the departure requirement at the end of the visit.
The more complete the information supplied at the planning stage, the easier it is to assess the vehicle and transport structure required for the trip.
Choose transport around the complete requirement. Passenger numbers, luggage and journey type should be considered together rather than selecting a vehicle by seats alone.
Tell the provider how many large suitcases, cabin bags and oversized items are expected. A vehicle with enough passenger seats may not necessarily have the right luggage capacity.
Hotel names, venue details and complete addresses help make the itinerary clearer, particularly when several London locations are involved.
The time passengers need to reach a destination is often more useful than considering the pickup time in isolation. Build the schedule around the wider itinerary.
If executive presentation, a particular vehicle type or specific onboard features are important, include those requirements when requesting the transport.
International itineraries can develop as flights, hotels and activities are confirmed. Keep one current version of the transport requirements so changes remain easy to understand.
You do not need to understand London's transport geography before making an enquiry. A clear list of your passengers, dates, hotels, destinations and planned journeys provides the information needed to start assessing the transport requirement.
Send us your travel dates, passenger numbers, London hotel, luggage requirements and planned itinerary. Include airport transfers, London journeys and any destinations elsewhere in the UK so the transport can be considered as one complete travel programme.