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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.

The passenger cabin of a Force Urbania, used for corporate and client travel in Varanasi

What we would put you in

Force Urbania — 17 Seater30/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

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