Business Corporate Event Epping
Epping – Business / Corporate Events
Epping is a suburban town, around 25 miles away from central London. The town is host to several conferences, trade fairs, and other business events.
The Epping Hall Community Centre, Gaynes Park, Gilwell park conference centre, Latton Bush Centre, Blakes Golf Centre, Woolston Manor Golf and Country Club., King’s Oak venue, Theobalds Park, High Leigh conference centre, Waltham Hall Marriot Hotel, and Blaker Hall, Mulberry House hotel, and others, are the top event and conference venues around Epping. Our minibus hire in Epping is the best way to transfer delegates, employees, and other guests, to these venues, and other places, in comfort, and style. Our minibus hire is also in high demand for aiorport transfers, day trips, and other needs of corporate executives.
When you opt for our Epping minibus hire service, you get the best of worlds, a reliable and economical mode of transportation, combined with superior comfort and style, you would want to associate with your brand or business.
We offer top end coaches, such as Volvos of varying configurations, Iveco coaches Ford Transit minibus, and Mercedes 16 seater coaches, and all these vehicles pack in the maximum comfort features. These vehicles also have sleek and stylish exteriors. We throw in superior support, including a 24 hour customer support helpdesk, and highly skilled drivers, to go along with our Epping minibus hire services. We have well established systems in place to maintain the vehicles on scheduled, and route our trips, so that we achieve 100 percent punctuality and reliability in our operations.
We charge very low rates, making our coach hire for business events in Epping the best and the most preferred option, among corporate groups, and event managers in the region. We have a large number of regular corporate clients, and everyone who avail our minibus hire in Epping remain impressed with our professionalism, easy customer friendly systems, and dedication to serve the customer.
