A fair is won on the stand and lost in the car park. The house takes the hours around the halls — the airport, the hotel, the gate at closing time — so that exhibitors, delegates and speakers spend their days where they meant to.
A car for the days of the fair, written as one figure a day, garage to garage: hotel to hall in the morning, waiting while you stand at the stall, and back at night when the halls close.
From the airport to the hall, or the hotel, with the flight watched — the airport to BKC is a road the house drives every week.
Met, timed to the minute of the session, in a car that suits the stage — a Camry Hybrid, a Fortuner, or a Marque car.
Several cars on a list of names, one figure for the whole, one person answerable, one invoice with GST to the company. See events and for business.
The convention centre at Bandra Kurla Complex, with its halls and gardens, is usually well under an hour from Terminal 2 and close to the hotels of BKC. When the halls close, a thousand cars want the same gate; the sarathi waits a short walk away and comes when you call, rather than queueing in the crush.
On the Western Express Highway in Goregaon East, near the airport and the hotels of Andheri and Juhu. A car for the day lets an exhibitor go back to the hotel between the morning and the evening without losing an hour to a queue.
The house reaches every venue in the city — the hotels' ballrooms, the clubs, the colleges, the stadiums — the same way.
Inside every written figure: the car, your sarathi, fuel, every toll, parking at both ends and GST. Nothing is added on the day, and no meter runs.
Reserve cars for the eventThe venue, the days, the names. The figure is written first.