A full-day corporate chauffeur in Queenstown means a Mercedes and an employed driver at your disposal from morning until evening, moving to your schedule without a meter running. The vehicle you reserve — Sedan, SUV or Sprinter — is the one that arrives, and the chauffeur answers to us, not an app. You set the route; we handle the rest.
What does 'at your disposal' actually mean for a day booking?
The vehicle and chauffeur remain with you for the agreed span — typically eight to ten hours — whether you're moving between Frankton and Fernhill for back-to-back meetings or pausing at Gibbston Valley between appointments. You direct the day; the driver waits when you need them to wait.
Which vehicle suits a day of corporate travel in Queenstown?
The E-Class Sedan works for one or two passengers with light luggage. The V-Class SUV carries up to four with room for materials or samples. The Sprinter handles groups of up to ten, useful when you're moving a delegation or board between the airport, hotels and off-site venues.
How is pricing structured for a full day?
You pay a single fixed amount, GST included, shown in full on the /book page before you confirm. No meter, no surge, no per-kilometre creep. The rate covers the vehicle, the driver and the agreed hours — distance within reason is included.
Can the itinerary change during the day?
Yes. Tell the chauffeur the new destination and they adjust. If a meeting at Millbrook runs over or a site visit in Arrowtown finishes early, the schedule flexes. The vehicle stays with you for the booked window regardless of how the route evolves.
Who will be driving?
A chauffeur employed and trained by us since 2002 — not a contractor who can decline or cancel. They know Queenstown, Frankton, the airport run and the hill roads, and they're accountable to our dispatch, not an algorithm.
Fixed prices, NZD, GST-inclusive. No surge, ever. The vehicle you book is the vehicle that arrives, driven by a chauffeur we employ — trained by us and accountable to us, not an app contractor who can decline the job. The chauffeur — since 2002.
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