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DELIVERY TRANSPORT


Delegates on the move


Family coach firm keeps visitors on the road


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aking care of VIPs when they visit Scotland is all part of the package for Murray and Son. With its fleet of luxury coaches,


Murray and Son specialises in providing total transport solutions for all events and conferences. “We work with many blue-chip companies, conference organisers and incentive groups,” says John Docherty, operations manager of the company based at Euro Central just off the M8. Tis central location beside Scotland’s busiest motorway is ideal for providing coach hire services in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling and beyond. Over the years, the operations


team has driven many VIPs around Scotland, including royalty, politi-


cians and diplomats. “Our team has worked on some of the biggest conferences and events in Scotland including the MTV Music Awards and the Cocktail Makers World Championships. We are providing coach hire for the senior officials at the COP 26 conference in Glasgow later this year,” he adds. Murray and Son is working with EvenIt this year and at the same


time will be launching two new Prestige and Corporate VIP coaches. Teir maiden voyages will be providing all the VIP transport for EvenIt. John says: “Our Prestige and


Corporate coaches are the best avail- able in Scotland and offer 45 luxury cream leather airline style seats, all with seat- back tables, Sky TV and a multimedia surround sound system. Tere are 240volt power points, USB charging ports and wifi. We under- stand that delegates being out the office attending events need to keep in contact with their business.” Te welcome that awaits delegates


onboard can be enhanced thanks to the coaches’ impressive catering facilities. “Tere is a full servery with three fridges, coffee machine and ice maker. We also can provide onboard catering whether you require a welcome glass of Cham- pagne, continental breakfast, lunch or refreshments for those busy VIP clients. In our dramatic company


livery, which is based on the Saltire, these coaches certainly have kerb appeal. Our uniformed drivers add to the welcome for your guests.” Te family business operates


Euro 6 environmentally-efficient vehicles, all under three years old, and they have a safety inspection every six weeks. “We are proud to have the finest coach fleet in Scot- land,” says John. “Having many years’ experience


in delivering exceptional service and providing luxury coach hire, we are transport solution specialists and understand what is involved in organising conferences and events. We work with selected partners for large events and can provide trans- port for 100 to 2,000 delegates, as well as chauffeur cars and MPVs.” John adds: “Our operations team


Murray and Son’s luxury coaches transport delegates across Scotland


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has vast experience in planning, timings for events and confer- ence transport and we would be delighted to share our experience and assist you with your plan- ning. Rest assured, when you book your transport with Murray and Son you’re in safe and experienced hands and we will work closely with your team to deliver excep- tional transport for your event. We look forward to welcoming your delegates and clients to Scotland.” n


www.murrayandsoncoachhire.co.uk


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