Business travel
Pune–Mumbai Executive Transfers: A Coordinator’s Checklist
Plan an executive’s Pune–Mumbai transfer with one coordinator, clear deadlines, accepted vehicle details and a workable change process.

Start with the traveller’s fixed commitments
Record the meeting address or flight reporting deadline, not just a requested departure time. Include the passenger’s starting location, bags and any planned stop. This helps the operator assess the full journey before proposing a pickup.
Use one person to approve changes
A traveller, assistant and accounts team may all be involved, but the operator needs to know who can approve an altered time or charge. Nominate one coordinator and share the final accepted plan with the traveller. Avoid leaving the driver to reconcile conflicting instructions.
Confirm what is committed
Ask for the vehicle, luggage arrangement, driver-contact process and any equipment essential to the journey. GoZevv currently offers an electric transfer car for up to four passengers. Do not infer a particular client list, concierge service or special access from the word “executive”.
Prepare for an overrun
Explain if the meeting end is uncertain or the traveller has several appointments. Request waiting or a return as part of the itinerary and agree on the change process. A direct one-way fare does not hold a vehicle for the rest of the day.
Handle billing and information thoughtfully
Provide the invoicing details needed for the trip and confirm the billing arrangement before travel. Share relevant flight and contact information, avoiding unrelated personal documents. Keep the accepted itinerary accessible to the traveller, coordinator and person responsible for payment.
Questions before you travel
Does a one-way transfer hold the car for the day?
No. Request waiting, additional meetings and the return as part of a complete itinerary and quote.
Can an assistant coordinate a traveller’s booking?
Yes. Identify the traveller, reachable contact and person authorised to approve changes, then confirm the itinerary with the team.