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Expert Insight


And if what you want poses a problem — due to access, or installation — we’ll find you the perfect Europa furniture hire package solution! Be that delivering at night, bringing extra team members to aid with the installation, working with local councils to secure parking permits in advance, or simply sitting you down with a nice cuppa tea for five minutes whilst we take a little pressure of you.


So committed to tackling the furniture hire supplier challenges of modern day eventing are we, that the latest recruit to our team has been our new low emissions van affectionately dubbed ‘Van Diesel’ which means we are compliant with the Government’s implementation of the Low Emissions Zone in Greater London (with other cities soon to follow in their footsteps).


As if his glow in the dark smile (plastered in vinyl as part of the Europa logo) isn’t cute enough, the new Ford Transit 350 2 Litre van that arrived at our office earlier this year is a Euro 6 category van which produces the lowest level of emissions for a diesel-


based engine, meaning we’re not only efficient… we’re environmentally conscious too!


The moral of the story guys is that not only do we have the expertise and the equipment to get your lovely event furniture from A to B, we can also overcome those rather unique problems that come with events hosted in venues of all shapes and sizes, in all sorts of locations, and presenting all sorts of challenges.


And if we hit a stumbling block, we’ll work with our clients and our industry comrades from across the country to get over it!


europainternational.com/via


www.venue-insight.com


April 2020


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