Oklahoma Operator Believes In Classic Stretch Service
eNews Exclusive: Susy Paris is widely known throughout the luxury transportation community, but few know how she got to be where she is today.
TORRANCE, Calif. — Join the provocative and offbeat industry forum called LimoCentric. Yes, the blog does get a bit dicey and strange, but what better place to express views and post comments?
Veteran operator Jim Luff and limo diva Linda Moore draw upon years of industry experience and connections to talk about the issues that concern operators the most. As for LCT editor Martin Romjue — well, let’s just say he’s the crazy uncle at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
Here’s a sampler of questions and commentary from this week:
You’ll find some ruffled feathers on the latest post about whether operators slam clients with too many fees and add-on charges.
And what’s really happening out there on the prom front? For weeks, local newspapers nationwide have been reporting down-in-the-dumps prom spending, yet a handful of articles are saying it’s not so bad. See a sample here of an article. What’s happening in your operations and area?
Finally don’t miss LCT contributing editor Jim Luff’s commentaries. He knows how to get to the nub of an issue, and he takes no prisoners with his banter. Jim can pick you apart in a New York minute. For this week’s online column, Click Here.
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eNews Exclusive: Susy Paris is widely known throughout the luxury transportation community, but few know how she got to be where she is today.
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A Los Angeles operator explains why your luxury ground transportation must match the elite standards of private jets.
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These evergreen articles resonate with operators across the years and cover some of the most vital industry topics.
Cabin is designed to let its customers sleep through the trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco and back.
The entrepreneur-owner finds steady business in good and bad economic times.
A report proposes commercial drivers in New York City get a wage floor of $17.22 per hour.
eNews Exclusive: The consultancy teams up with industry businesses to help them resolve challenges and grow.
JULY LCT: LCT Technology Summit speaker Sam Mallikarjunan says it’s not about being cheap; it’s about being what people need when they need it.
JULY LCT Cover: The builder is bringing out new models while promoting a program for affordable, refurbished coaches.
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JULY LCT: As the limousine industry morphs into the coach business, operators are forced to learn new pricing models and create destination trips.
JULY LCT: The new mandate for commercial fleet vehicles to use such systems has sparked a debate about who it applies to.
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