Corporate and client travel
Corporate travel is the clearest case for the Urbania, because the difference it buys — a cabin quiet enough to keep talking in — is the difference between a transfer that wastes an hour and one that uses it.

What we would put you in
Force Urbania — 17 Seater₹30/km · ₹5,999 for 12 hrs
Seventeen seats covers most delegations in one vehicle, which means one arrival to manage rather than four. Step up to the 9-seat Maharaja only for a small senior party.
Why the Urbania here
- Monocoque body and air suspension — conversation is possible at speed
- Individual AC vents and reading lights, so the vehicle works as a mobile meeting
- Presented clean, with the same driver held across a multi-day visit
- GST invoice itemised by component, so the expense reconciles line by line
When it is not worth it
Internal team movement on a budget. If nobody in the vehicle is a client, a 17-seater tempo traveller carries the same seventeen people for ₹23/km against ₹30 — about ₹1,750 less on a 250 km day.
Worth knowing
One vehicle beats four cabs at a venue
Four Innovas arriving separately is four arrivals to coordinate and four parking negotiations. A single 17-seater is one of each.
Give us the flight numbers
Delegates landing an hour apart is a solvable problem with notice and an expensive one without. We track the flights when you send them.
Standby days bill
A vehicle reserved for a delegation is committed to it. A day it barely moves still bills as a day — that is the trade for it being available the moment the schedule changes.
Questions
- How much does corporate Urbania hire cost in Varanasi?
- ₹4,999 for 8 hours and 80 km, ₹5,999 for 12 hours and 200 km, or ₹30 per kilometre outstation with a 250 km per day minimum, plus ₹400 a day driver allowance. GST is added on the invoice.
- Do you provide GST invoices?
- Yes, with vehicle, driver allowance, toll, parking and state permit itemised separately rather than as a single figure, so each line can be reconciled.
- Is the Urbania worth it over a tempo traveller for corporate travel?
- On client-facing legs, yes — about ₹106 more per passenger on a 250 km day for a markedly quieter cabin. For internal team movement where nobody is a client, the tempo traveller does the same job for 23% less.
Tell us the occasion and the dates
We will say which van fits, and say so if the answer is that you do not need one.
Other occasions
Weddings
For the couple and immediate family, not for moving sixty guests.
Travelling with elders
The low step matters more than anything on the spec sheet.
Airport transfers
26 km from Babatpur, and the first hour of the trip.
Family pilgrimage groups
One vehicle for the whole family, across several days and several cities.
Dev Deepawali
The one night where what the vehicle does is wait in the right place.
Film and photography units
Crew, kit and a base to sit in between setups.