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UPDATED: 4.11
APRIL
4/1
Virginia Limousine Association Meeting
Maurizio's Italian Restaurant in East Williamsburg
4:00 p.m.
virginialimousineassociation.org
4/1-4/2
United Motorcoach Association Legislative Fly-In
Courtyard Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
uma.org
4/7-4/8
Greater Northeast Motorcoach Association Spring Event
Wind Creek Bethlehem in Bethlehem
gnema.org
4/8
Maryland Livery Association Meeting
Jimmy’s Famous Seafood in Baltimore
12:00 p.m.
marylandliveryassociation.org
4/15
Colorado Limousine Association Meeting
Tower Tap and Grill (at DoubleTree Hotel) in Denver
9:00 a.m.
cololimo.org
Florida Limousine Association Zoom Meeting
Miami Matters from 11:00 a.m.-11:30 am; Orlando Matters from 11:30 a.m.-noon; Tampa Matters from noon-12:30 p.m.
floridalimousine.com
Illinois Limousine & Bus Association Webinar
Coffee With ILLBA (Zoom)
10:00 a.m. CT
illba.org
4/28-4/29
National Limousine Association Day on the Hill
Washington, D.C.
limo.org
4/29
Long Island Limousine Association Meeting
lilimoassociation.com
4/29-4/30
The Transportation Alliance Legislative Fly-In
Washington, D.C.
thetransportationalliance.org
MAY
5/6
Maryland Livery Association Meeting
Jimmy’s Famous Seafood in Baltimore
12:00 p.m.
marylandliveryassociation.org
5/13
Illinois Limousine & Bus Association Breakfast
location TBD
9:00 a.m. CT
illba.org
5/14
New England Livery Association Workshop
Featuring Ken Lucci
Boston Winery in Boston
9:00 a.m.
nelivery.org
5/20
Chauffeured Transportation Association of New Jersey Dinner and Auction
Il Tulipano in Cedar Grove
6:00 p.m.
RSVP to patricia.nelson@ctanj.org
ctanj.org
[03.31.25]
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Still haven’t booked your pass for the CD/NLA Executive Retreat this June 8-11 in beautiful Savannah, Georgia? Well bless your heart, sugar, but you’re about to miss out on some major savings … and it wouldn’t be proper if we didn’t let you know.
How does saving $300 off the onsite price sound? Our Early Bird pricing is fixin’ to end, so register before Friday, April 18, and you receive a full retreat pass for only $999. After Friday, the price goes up to $1,099 (through May 19).
OK, we’re not Southerners, but we are completely pumped about our retreat making a stop in a new city this year! The event, designed for an intimate crowd and capped at 200 attendees, is your opportunity to enjoy an exclusive, tight-knit networking event infused with equal parts of world-class education and tons of local flavor, including obscene amounts of food, drinks, and nonstop fun.
Ken Lucci of Driving Transactions
New to the retreat experience and nervous about what to expect? Well, the value you get for your registration is unbeatable. Not only do you get two days of top-tier education, incredible networking opportunities with the movers and shakers of our industry, and local tours, but you also receive amazing dining experiences. Whether it’s Monday’s Southern Country Breakfast and Farm to Fork Lunch, or Tuesday's Georgia Breakfast and Little Italy Lunch, there’s no chance you’ll be hungry. And that doesn’t even touch upon our incredible all-you-can-eat dinner events. On Sunday, we’re pleased to offer our Opening Dinner & Party on the Harbor Lawn, which offers a Lowcountry Southern Cuisine Feast. Then on Monday, we’ll dine on the Savannah River for a Riverboat Dinner Cruise. Both of these events offer top-shelf open bar as well. Our agenda is jam-packed; check out our full schedule here.
Speaking of early birds… for those that arrive in Savannah before our opening night reception, we’re also pleased to announce a bonus session on Sunday afternoon with Ken Lucci of Driving Transactions. In his Finance & the Future of Chauffeured Transportation Summit, Lucci will offer a deep-dive discussion and data briefing that includes fiscal performance data from more than 1,100 operators. This presentation is the culmination of hundreds of hours of research on travel trends and forecasts from related industries our sector depends on. If the uncertainty permeating the business community is making you queasy, Lucci’s session will offer some much-needed clarity so you can plan ahead. Preregistration for this session is required.
While you’re signing up for the summit, why not take a minute to join in on our fun local tour experiences. On Tuesday night we’re hosting the Savannah Dark History and Ghost Encounter Tour around the haunted streets of the city. Although this tour is included in your price of admission, we ask that you sign up in advance to get an accurate head count. And for those staying through Wednesday, we have a Private Savannah Trolley Tour and Dolphin Cruise at Tybee Island. Limited to 50 guests, this particular tour does require an extra fee.
Now that you’ve got your registration(s) out of the way, why not book your stay at The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa. Located directly on the river on Hutchinson Island, our host property is offering an amazing room block at just $279/night. Click here to book your room today.
As always, many thanks to our event sponsors, including Platinum Sponsors EmpireCLS Worldwide and Lancer Insurance; Gold Sponsors Complete Fleet, Driving Transactions, First Class Customs, Limo Anywhere, MCI, and Volvo; and Affiliate Sponsors Destination MCO, Gateway Global, Limo Miami, Mundi Worldwide, North Point Global Transportation, Premier Transportation Worldwide, Stay Classy Transportation, Total Transportation, and VIP Global. If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor for the Savannah Executive Retreat, contact CD President Chris Weiss at chris@chauffeurdriven.com.
Visit cdnlaexecutiveretreat.com for more information.
[04.15.25]
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TBR Global Chauffeuring (TBR)—headquartered in Glasgow, Scotland, with offices in Boston and Dubai—has announced its acquisition of EuroChauffeurs, a respected premium chauffeur provider based in the UK. The deal, which closed on April 1, further expands TBR’s global reach and reinforces its position as the only luxury ground transportation company with a truly global footprint.
TBR says that it’s eager to serve EuroChauffeurs’ customers, now backed by TBR’s proprietary booking and operations technology, 24/7 customer service, and access to its physical service centers across the globe.
“EuroChauffeurs has built a strong reputation for its premium service and consistency, and we’re thrilled to welcome them into the TBR family. This acquisition is another important step on our journey to build a truly global, tech-enabled luxury ground transport business that delivers unrivalled experiences to our customers,” says TBR CEO Craig Chambers.
According to EuroChauffeurs CEO Graham McLeay, the company is known as a trusted provider of high-end chauffeur services, known for discretion, professionalism, and service excellence.
“Joining TBR Global Chauffeuring opens a new chapter for our clients and our people. TBR’s global infrastructure and investment in technology will allow us to offer even greater value to our clients, while preserving the high standards they expect from us,” says McLeay.
The acquisition is part of TBR’s ongoing strategy to expand its international presence and to offer a consistent, premium experience to its corporate, events and investor roadshow customers.
This comes on the heels of TBR’s announcement of a new office location in Tokyo, expanding its Asia-Pacific regional hubs to four, complementing existing operations in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Singapore.
According to a press release from TBR, the company has been serving customers and passengers in Japan for more than a decade, and the new office—located in the Kamiyacho Trust Tower, Minato-ku—solidifies the country as a key growth market, experiencing a year-over-year growth of 25%.
Visit tbrglobal.com for more information.
[04.15.25]