Executive Arrivals
Private sedan and SUV transportation for speakers, executives and VIP guests.
Coordinate executive arrivals, airport transfers, hotel pickups and private transportation for Boston Convention and Exhibition Center events.

BCEC events often bring together airport arrivals, hotel pickups, executives, speakers, clients and multiple schedule changes. A structured reservation helps keep the traveler, route and vehicle details attached to the same trip.
For a single transfer, use point-to-point. For a day of sessions, dinners and meetings, add stops or reserve hourly chauffeur time.
Private sedan and SUV transportation for speakers, executives and VIP guests.
Connect Logan arrivals and departures with BCEC schedules.
Prearranged pickups from Seaport and Boston hotels.
Keep the vehicle available across a full event day.

For an executive arriving through Logan, Airport Transfer mode captures flight details before the journey continues to BCEC, a hotel or another event address.
If an assistant is booking, the passenger can be entered separately from the booker.

A conference day may involve a hotel departure, BCEC sessions, a client dinner and a return hotel transfer. Add planned stops or choose Hourly if the schedule remains flexible.
The same sedan and SUV categories are available across corporate booking modes.

Executive assistants and event coordinators can remain the booking contact while adding the actual passenger name and mobile number.
This makes the reservation record more useful than a simple contact form that assumes the purchaser is always the traveler.
Answers to the questions most relevant to this service. Need something different? Call +1 (617) 637-8555.
Yes. Create an Airport Transfer from Logan and use BCEC or the exact event address as the destination.
Yes. Add a waypoint between the pickup and final destination.
Yes. Delegated booking is built into the passenger-details step.
Hourly chauffeur service is generally a better fit when the vehicle needs to remain available across several event movements.