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TRANSPORT CLEANING


A Premier Travel Experience


Travelling by coach can sometimes prove to be more of a hassle than a pleasure, but with their partnership with Metsä Tissue, Premier Travel believe that they can ensure travellers have a first class journey, whatever the destination.


Coach trips are sometimes ‘just a means to get from A to B’, but at Premier Travel Services, they are usually an opportunity for a much more fun trip, from a day at the seaside to a far flung travel destination.


Kim Evans, Owner of Premier Travel said: “We arrange first class travel without first class prices, for a wide range of clients. With destinations ranging from single day trips in the UK to longer skiing, summer sun or villa holidays abroad, we absolutely rely on good transport all of the time”.


Using their preferred partner, The Kings Ferry, Premier have access


to one of the UK’s leading travel companies that is well known for its ability to provide the best luxury coach hire services, while adhering to Duty of Care legislation. Kim explained: “I know I can rely on Kings to deliver the level of transport service and care that I need, but I also have another very important partner in our business model, and that is Metsä Tissue”.


Soaking Up The Sun Coach travel involves a lot of people, in a limited amount of space, all eating and drinking while on the move. Kim added: “This can get messy – people spill drinks or food, or


simply need to wipe their hands. Children especially have an ability to gather and spread all sorts of things. And sometimes, people just ask me for tissue to blow their nose on or wipe their face. There is no room for a dispenser on the coach, and paper rolls can quickly unravel or simply just get dirty, but Katrin Easy Picks are a great solution for this problem”.


Katrin Easy Picks are hand towels, in a plastic sleeve which serves both as


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