
The coach for the plenary
The 53-seat coach, on quotation, keeps the whole group together.
The 53-seat coachMethod guide · Seminars & events
A 7-step method for office managers, HR teams, executive assistants and agencies building a seminar transport plan.
The essentials in 30 seconds
Start by collecting each participant's starting point, arrival time, train or flight number, luggage, specific needs and language. Group this data by location and time slot, build a timeline, then map the flows: arrivals, hotel to plenary, evening and returns. Assign one vehicle per flow and time slot, choose between scheduled shuttles and chauffeur hire according to how stable the programme is, and send each participant a short logistics message with a single contact.
Introduction
A late arrival pushes back the plenary; a badly timed return means missed trains. Transport opens and closes the event.
Since 2012 we have worked with the people who carry this responsibility. This guide is a work plan rather than a sales page; our corporate seminar shuttle page describes the service itself.
Step 01
A reliable plan rests on knowing who arrives, from where and when.
Include logistics questions in the registration form from the start.
Station, airport, office or hotel.
The real time at the pick-up point.
To follow the actual schedule.
Rows for arrival points, columns for time slots, with headcount and luggage in each cell. It is also the document to send your transport provider.
As soon as registrations stabilise. Later changes remain possible, but go through one person.
Step 02
Raise transport as soon as the venue and dates are known, and work backwards from the day itself. To check a provider's reliability, see how to choose your private chauffeur.
Timeline checklist


Step 03
A seminar is a series of flows, each with its own rhythm. Most events combine four patterns.
Group arrivals by location and time slot. See our airport and station transfers, including Gare de Lyon and Gare du Nord.
The most predictable flow: allow for rush hour and boarding time.
One trip out, then two or three staggered returns announced in advance.
Build a departures table that matches train and flight times.
For a seminar, the right transport is the kind nobody will remember.
Sanaâ — Rogsan Prestige, since 2012
Step 04
One vehicle per flow and per time slot, not one for the whole seminar. For capacities, see Which vehicle for a group in Paris? and our fleet.

The 53-seat coach, on quotation, keeps the whole group together.
The 53-seat coach
The Mercedes V-Class, up to 9 passengers, follows trains and flights.
The Mercedes V-Class
Their own schedule, independent of group flows.
The Business sedan
Step 06
Four situations come up most often.
Share the numbers so the welcome follows the real schedule.
A name sign and one single contact number.
Sanaâ, your sole point of contact, coordinates the chauffeurs.
Translated instructions and a welcome in English or Japanese.
Step 07
A good logistics message can be read on a phone in under a minute.
What it contains
Message template to copy
Hello [first name],
Your transfer for [event] is arranged on [date]. Meet at [exact place] at [time].
Your chauffeur holds a sign reading [company]. Luggage: [instructions].
If you are delayed, call [first name] on [number].
Send it once the plan is approved and repeat it the day before.

The debrief
Debrief while memories are fresh and keep your documents for next time.
The method also applies to trade fairs, roadshows and airport client welcomes. See corporate events; our event references include Roland-Garros, Fashion Week and Maisons & Objets.
The Maison at a glance
Our chauffeurs are declared, trained and carefully selected.
FAQ
Common questions when preparing seminar transport.
Raise it once the venue and dates are known, then validate the plan when registrations stabilise.
Think per flow and per time slot: what matters is how many people move at the same moment.
Use an arrivals table by location and time slot, with vans running several trips.
With the numbers shared in advance, the welcome follows the real schedule and Sanaâ coordinates the chauffeurs.
Yes: the coach for whole-group moves, vans for staggered arrivals and returns.
Describe your dates, headcount and starting points to receive a personalised quote; the fare is given at booking.
Further reading
Your plan is ready? See our navette séminaire entreprise page for the organisation, vehicles and support for your participants.
Read also
Conclusion
You now have the method. If you would rather carry it out with us, we are here.
Share your dates, headcount and starting points, and see our corporate seminar shuttle: you receive a personalised quote, with the fare given at booking.
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