Business solutions
Ground transportation built around business travel
Business transportation works best when the booking reflects the people, schedule and purpose of the trip. Continnent brings those details into one planning flow for individual journeys and coordinated travel programs.
Talk to our teamBegin with the work behind the journey
An airport pickup for one visiting colleague is different from a week of meetings for an executive team. Start with who is traveling, who is arranging the trip and which parts of the schedule are fixed. That context makes it easier to choose between a direct transfer, an hourly vehicle or a broader corporate plan.
The booking should also identify the traveler who will meet the driver. Clear contact details and pickup notes reduce avoidable handoffs when an assistant, travel manager or agency arranges the journey for someone else.
Choose the service that fits the program
Business Travel covers individual employees and hosted guests. Corporate Transfer is intended for recurring or multi-traveler coordination. Roadshow Chauffeur focuses on tightly sequenced meeting days, while Travel Agency Solutions addresses arranger-led bookings and changes.
Each page explains its own booking context and links to the next relevant option. This keeps a simple trip simple while giving larger programs space for roles, schedules and operational notes.
Details that make coordination easier
Passenger names, usable contact numbers, pickup locations, luggage needs and timing notes should be recorded before confirmation.
For multi-stop travel, list the known sequence and mark uncertain parts clearly rather than presenting estimates as fixed timings.
Which business solution should I choose?
Use Business Travel for individual work trips, Corporate Transfer for recurring or coordinated programs, Roadshow Chauffeur for tightly timed meeting days, and Travel Agency Solutions for arranger-led bookings.
Can an assistant or travel manager book for someone else?
Yes. Enter the traveler’s usable contact details and keep the arranger information clear in the booking context.
One booking context for travelers and arrangers
A useful transport brief is readable by the person booking, the person traveling and the team coordinating the service. Keeping the same route and traveler context available across those handoffs helps questions get resolved without rebuilding the itinerary from scattered messages.
Availability, vehicle classes and route conditions remain specific to the selected market and are confirmed in the booking or contact flow.
When the trip needs a conversation
- Use the direct booking flow for a defined journey.
- Contact the team when several travelers, recurring movements, agency workflows or event dependencies need to be reviewed together.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Plan business travel
Put the traveler, schedule and route into one workable brief
Share the known trip details and the team will direct the request to the appropriate booking or coordination path.
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Business travel
Business travel chauffeur service
Business travel brings airport journeys, meeting-day transport and hosted guest travel into one workable plan. It suits companies and travelers who need timing and presentation handled consistently across the day.
Corporate transfer
Corporate ground transportation solutions
Corporate transfer is the account-level view of ground transportation. It is built for companies that need recurring booking workflows, centralized visibility, and clearer coordination across employees, executives, and hosted guests.
Roadshow
Roadshow chauffeur service
Roadshow planning is for days where timing between several meetings matters as much as the transport itself. It builds on hourly service but adds more emphasis to itinerary order, traveler readiness, and communication around changes.
Travel agencies
Chauffeur solutions for travel agencies
Travel agency solutions are built for teams who book on behalf of guests and need clear operational visibility. The focus is on service coverage, booking management, and verified integration paths rather than unverified commercial promises.