Request coordinated chauffeur travel for athletes, visiting teams and sports guests. Connect airport, hotel, training and venue journeys around your schedule.
For athletes, team coordinators and hosts, the route often runs from the airport to the hotel, training venue and event. Bring those movements into one request so the concierge can review timing, passenger groups and vehicle fit together.
Airport and hotel transfers
Share flights, arrival groups, hotel addresses and luggage quantities. Describe large bags or sports items separately. The team needs to confirm available space rather than rely on the passenger count alone.
Training, games and hosted events
List the venue address, entrance and the time passengers need to be inside. Include planned stops and separate departure times for players, staff or guests. Your coordinator remains the contact for itinerary changes.
Group and multi-day visits
Provide the schedule for every travel day and the number of people on each leg. Discuss Sprinter, coach or multiple-vehicle options with the concierge. Capacity, access, availability and the agreed service are confirmed in the proposal.
What to share for a useful quote
Travel dates, flights, hotels and venue addresses
Passenger groups and required arrival times for each leg
Luggage, large sports bags and any access requirements
Return plans and a team or guest coordinator
Choose your travel city in the request. Availability, vehicle configuration, price and booking terms are confirmed by the team before a reservation is finalized.
Can I request transport for a team and its luggage?
Yes. Provide the full passenger count and an itemized outline of luggage or sports bags. The team reviews vehicle options and confirms capacity and fit before agreeing to the journey.
Does an athlete travel request include security?
No. A chauffeur request does not include executive protection or a security service. Discuss any separate requirement with the concierge so provider, scope, availability and terms can be reviewed explicitly.
Before your journey.
A few useful details. Your concierge can help with the rest. These 6 questions cover requests, vehicles, travel plans and booking terms. Compare the passenger capacity of 4 vehicle guides in the fleet section. The team confirms the vehicle configuration, luggage fit, price and reservation before travel.
How do I arrange a journey?
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Enter your itinerary, review the details, and select Send request. A saved request shows a reference. The team reviews availability and prepares a quote. Your reservation still needs confirmation. If website submission is unavailable, you can contact the team by email or telephone. The website has 3 request steps: Your trip, People and vehicle, and Contact and review. For hourly travel, the website accepts requests from 1 hour to 24 hours. The team confirms the duration in your quote.
Can I book for someone else?+
Yes. Add the booker’s contact information and include the traveller’s relevant instructions in your notes. For corporate arrangements, your concierge can discuss the account and invoicing details with you.
Which vehicle should I choose?+
Consider your party size, luggage and the type of journey. The passenger figures shown depend on the vehicle configuration. Tell your concierge about luggage or special requirements so the fit can be confirmed.
Can you help with a full week of travel?+
Noir Black offers multi-day and recurring chauffeur arrangements. Include the dates, cities and outline of each day so the team can prepare an appropriate proposal.
What happens when plans change?+
Contact your concierge with the updated details. Availability, revised pricing, cancellation conditions and waiting-time arrangements are governed by your accepted booking terms, not by an automatic promise on this website.
Do you coordinate private aviation and yachts?+
Private jet coordination and yacht charter inquiries are available through the concierge. Routes, operators, vessel or aircraft details, pricing and terms are confirmed separately before any arrangement is finalized.
