VIP transport agency in Paris.

More than a chauffeur: one coordinated operation

A VIP assignment may involve several passengers, vehicles, pickup points and changing timings. Seven Agency centralises preparation and coordination so that the client, assistant, agency or event organiser has one point of contact across the complete transport plan.

A premium fleet matched to the mission

Mercedes-Benz S-Class, E-Class and V-Class, BMW 7 Series and Range Rover allow the fleet to be composed around passenger profile, representation level, group size and luggage. Specialist categories or armoured vehicles can also be sourced on quotation where the brief requires them.

Events, roadshows and multi-vehicle operations

For events, launches, Fashion Week, roadshows or delegations, the agency can organise vehicle allocation, chauffeur briefings, staging times, arrivals and departures. The objective is to reduce operational friction while keeping a clear overview of every movement.

Airports, hotels, private aviation and business schedules

Transfers can be coordinated from Charles de Gaulle, Orly and Paris-Le Bourget to palaces, corporate headquarters, event venues and private residences. Hourly or full-day chauffeur availability can extend the service beyond the initial transfer.

One contact for confidential requirements

Sensitive assignments are handled through direct and discreet communication. Where close protection, an armoured vehicle or a specific operating format is needed, Seven Agency can integrate those requirements into the wider transport preparation on quotation.

VIP transport agency FAQs

Do you work with hotels, agencies and companies?

Yes. Seven Agency can support direct clients as well as hotels, agencies, concierge teams, companies and event organisers.

Can several bookings be centralised within one mission?

Yes. Transfers, hourly chauffeur bookings and multiple vehicles can be grouped into one transport plan.

Are armoured vehicles and close protection included automatically?

No. Those requirements are reviewed separately on quotation when they form part of the operational brief.