The proximity of the Olympic Games, and all that this event can attract in terms of VIP customers, is no stranger to the arrival on the French market of a new player in top-of-the-range private transport, LimoLane. Founded in Italy in 2021, this digital platform specialising in luxury transport bookings on demand was already present in its home country, the UK, as well as in 500 cities around the world. And it does so around a community of more than 6,000 drivers worldwide. LimoLane's customers include VIPs, business leaders and numerous companies, business mobility being one of LimoLane's core activities.
The platform has more than 2,000 corporate customers around the world, particularly in the luxury and fashion sectors, but also in the hotel and airline industries. " LimoLane aims to revolutionise business and premium mobility with a tailor-made digital platform accessible to customers worldwide." explains the company in the press release announcing its arrival in France.
In practice, the LimoLane platform is accessible via an application on smartphones or tablets, via the web and via a call centre with customer support available 24 hours a day. Travellers can book a chauffeur in just a few simple steps. As for companies, LimoLane offers them a complete mobility management platformFrom booking to visibility of expenditure.
At the same time, LimoLane also specialises in chauffeur services. around the eventsThese include Fashion Week in Milan, London and Paris, as well as major sporting events such as the Formula 1 Grand Prix and football, golf and tennis competitions. LimoLane mobilises a fleet of around 300 vehicles for these events.
Making its offer available in France, in Paris and on the Côte d'Azur in particular, is part of LimoLane's ambition to double its sales by the end of 2024. " Our arrival on the French market represents an important step for LimoLanecommented Julien Guyonvarch, Country Manager France for LimoLane. France is renowned for its sophistication, and we are delighted to be offering our premium transport services in this country." .
