Hi, my name is Ben, and I love to travel. I love staying anywhere from remote campsites in forests to fancy rooms at plush resorts, and I embrace all methods of getting places from cheap coaches to expensive charter flights. During my diverse travels – both for work and pleasure – I have learned a lot about the transportation industry. I am particularly interested in that niche of the industry that provides scheduled and chartered services to hotels and resorts from airports. If you want to learn more about that industry and how to navigate it as a consumer, please explore my blog. I hope you enjoy reading!
Posted on: 20 September 2017
If you're thinking of using corporate car hire, you'll want to get more from the service. First, you need to provide the company with as many details as you can. This allows them to recommend the right car for you. However, there are other ways to maximise your efforts.
Choose a company with quick delivery
Going to the effort of hiring a corporate car and having it arrive late is embarrassing.
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Posted on: 31 July 2017
If you have a large fleet of cars on the road as part of your business model it is important to manage and optimise your fuel usage and maximise the efficiency of your fleet. Here are a few ways that using business fuel card accounts can help to keep your business running at full throttle!
Quick payments
When employees have to use their own credit cards and claim reimbursements you always run the risk that they won't have enough cash or credit limit to keep their car on the road.
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Posted on: 21 November 2016
It's easy to have a raging party when you and all of your friends are in your late teens and early twenties with fewer responsibilities. However, as you all get older the parties can get a lot more sedate. If you are looking to turn up the party intensity as you get older, here are some tips to make your 'second 18th birthday' (36th) nearly as crazy as your first one!
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Posted on: 9 August 2016
Refrigerated transport is a bit different than standard transport, as the freight company you choose will need to have special trucks that are insulated, which provide a cooling fan or other such mechanism, and which ensure that they can maintain a certain temperature when on the road. Because of these factors, refrigerated transport is usually more expensive than any other type of standard freight company, but it's often needed for a variety of perishable items.
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