Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
MotorHomes are vehicles that are fully equipped with all the furniture and the gadgets that a person uses at home. These big vehicles are one-piece vehicles with no segregation between the driver compartment and the mobile home. The Motor homes are available in a number of sizes and different types of furnishings. The cost of the motor home is dependant on the size and the furnishings.
To help the customers make a choice between the various available motor homes, these have been divided into various classes. The different classes that are available in the motor homes are Class A motor home, Class B motor Home, Class C motor home.
The classes are determined by the size of these self driven mobile houses, and the number of luxury features that they carry. The class C motor homes are comparatively smaller but are still very spacious and provide good luxury features.
Some of the great features of class c motor home are:
* It is spacious: the class c motor homes have spacious accommodations and come with a space for a kitchen, bathroom and washroom. It has a bed for sleeping and a room for recreation with all kinds of electronic goods like television and music system.
* Separate sleeping area: These vehicles have an additional sleeping room so that you may rest comfortably and so that you have a proper and jerk free sleeping experience.
* These vehicles can also be used to tow the car you own. All terrain vehicles and other boats can also be towed along with your home so that you may use them whenever you need.
* There are some special arrangements for those who are travelling in the winters. An extra furnace or a room heater can be attached to keep your place cosy in winters.
* Additional space: The side walls of the class C motor homes can be moved and relocated to provide you with an extra space that can be used as a living room or a dining room.
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
So what’s the difference between a limousine hire and a taxi? In short, I defy anybody not to mention “luxury” in a limousine hire description but, the price of luxury is coming down. Quite honestly it is a personal statement that the passenger wants more than just getting from A to B. They want to get from A to B in confident style, turn heads and enjoy a smooth ride.
People have been transported in vehicles since the age of the Egyptian Pharoahs. Private hire is nothing new so the only things that have changed have been the transport medium and the level of luxury. When the first horse taxi started I’m sure there was a guy who knew that people would pay more to ride a better looking horse. When all the taxis were good-looking horses there undoubtedly was a guy who offered additionally a crushed leather saddle and a free drink. It is the nature of the best to be better than the average. From pony and traps to the latest state-of-the-art vehicles, passengers have always looked for more bang for their buck. In the last 20 years the limousine hire culture has had to redefine itself from the image of the stretch black Cadillac limousine to meet two specifically growing markets.
The first market was commerce. People don’t fly business class because it gets them to their destination quicker. People fly business class because when they arrive they are ready to go, with a right frame of mind, energised etc. It’s the same with car travel. A limousine won’t get you there any quicker but businessmen who regularly used limousines will tell you that business starts with the journey. A safe, secure, smooth and non-distracting ride is what they are demanding.
The second and newer market to evolve was tourism. Gone are the days when the package holiday tied you in to an airport transfer via a 52 seater coach. People now are much more likely to “add-on” a limousine transfer as they’ve saved money on the flight or have a great accommodation deal. The image of cigarette burned leopard-skin covered seats still strikes fear into me and so, I imagine, others that have suffered enough less-than-clean taxis will want to invest a bit extra in the airport transfer or for in-city transport using a hotel or private limousine hire service. Safe, secure, clean and spacious are now standard features, not optional extras.
Of course, crushed leather saddles and free drinks are the norm now so look out for continuous improvements in limousine hire. Certainly Limousine companies are facing a real challenge to provide to everyone the opportunity to hire a limousine. The challenge is transforming the old concept of a limousine as bespoke transport only for the rich and famous into a professional and stylish transport service available to everyone for not much more than the cost of a leopard-skin taxi.
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