Orlando · Corporate

Corporate travel and roadshows in Orlando

The Orange County Convention Center is the second-largest floor in North America.

Orlando at dusk, with an observation wheel and palm trees
Example hourly rate · Weekday · Oct 2026

By the hour from $107/hr sedan, all-in · 3-hour minimum

Weekday example from our quote engine, as of Oct 2026, with the 20% chauffeur gratuity included. Legs are quoted for your exact addresses and confirmed in writing.

Booking for someone else

  • With a corporate account, confirmation and chauffeur details go to you and, if you want, the traveller
  • Cost centre or PO on the invoice, with a corporate account
  • One monthly invoice across all 27 cities

Travelling yourself

  • Meet-and-greet at arrivals; your flight is tracked, so early and late landings are handled
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  • Vetted local operators held to our published standards

How Orlando convention work is run

The Orange County Convention Center is the second-largest floor in North America. During the big shows it is the whole southern corridor. Orlando corporate work is convention work, and the scale here is unlike most markets. The largest shows fill every hotel from the corridor to the airport, put tens of thousands of people onto International Drive at once and turn a fifteen-minute run into an hour. Group movements between hotels and halls are the core of what we do, and they are planned as operations with manifests rather than dispatched on demand.

North building or south building

The OCCC is two buildings a genuine distance apart, each with its own halls and entrances, and they are not interchangeable. Arriving at the wrong one on a show day is a fifteen-minute correction through traffic that is already heavy. We confirm the building and the hall, not the convention centre.

  • Two buildings
  • Not interchangeable
  • Hall confirmed

Manifests rather than bookings

A corporate group at a major show is dozens of movements across a week between hotels, halls and off-site dinners. Treating those as separate bookings produces chaos on International Drive. We build a manifest, stage vehicles ahead of each movement and give you one person to call rather than a list of drivers.

  • Manifest planning
  • Staged ahead
  • Single contact

Executive hosting through a show week

A good share of our work here is a vehicle and chauffeur held for a principal across the week, moving between the halls, meetings and dinners on a schedule that changes hourly. That is hourly hire with a named chauffeur, and in a week when nothing runs to plan it is the only structure that holds.

  • Held for the week
  • Named chauffeur
  • Schedule changes hourly

Orlando accounts and billing

Invoiced by show, not by journey

For a convention group the invoice is structured by event rather than as sixty separate lines, so it reconciles against the budget you actually set. Cost centres, show codes or attendee groups — whichever your finance team uses — captured at booking rather than reconstructed afterwards.

  • Invoiced by event
  • Show codes
  • Reconciles to budget

Booked by planners, revised constantly

Almost all of this work is placed by event and travel planners months ahead and then revised repeatedly as the agenda moves. We handle revisions by reply rather than rebooking, and hold the manifest as a living document right up to the week itself.

  • Planner-first
  • Revisions by reply
  • Living manifest

Around the Orlando convention corridor

These are the legs an Orlando convention day is made of. The right-hand column is a show week, which is the only figure that matters when a big one is on.

Approximate driving times across Orlando
RouteApprox. distanceOff-peakAllow in show week
International Drive to the OCCC2 miles8–12 min25–50 min
Lake Buena Vista to the OCCC8 miles14–20 min35–65 min
MCO to the OCCC13 miles20–28 min40–70 min
Downtown Orlando to the OCCC13 miles20–28 min35–60 min
Lake Nona to downtown14 miles20–26 min30–48 min
Orlando to Tampa85 miles85–100 min100–135 min

Notes on Orlando districts

The Convention Center & International Drive. During the biggest shows International Drive carries far more than it was built for and the halls have their own separate entrances.

  • OCCC
  • International Drive
  • Show-week planning

Lake Buena Vista & the resort corridor. A resort name is not an address.

  • Internal roads
  • Building required

Lake Nona & the medical city. South-east of the airport, a planned district built around a cluster of hospitals, research institutes and a medical school.

  • Medical City
  • Closest to MCO
  • Research travel

Heat, storms and the afternoon. In this climate that is a practical matter rather than a courtesy.

  • Pre-cooled vehicles
  • Planned, not reacted to

Downtown Orlando & Winter Park.

  • Legal & financial
  • Narrow streets

How Orlando corporate work is priced

Orlando is quoted per route and confirmed in writing before you travel, with no surge pricing at any hour. Hourly hire suits convention days and resort work, where a schedule rarely holds. Rates are set per market, so an Orlando quote reflects Orlando.

Hourly hire is quoted at a market rate with a stated minimum and no surge at any hour, including through the largest shows. Group movements are quoted as a programme rather than per vehicle. All transfers are quoted per route and confirmed in writing before you travel, with no surge pricing at any hour.

For a major show, give us the shape of the week rather than the individual journeys. We will build the manifest and quote the whole thing, which is cheaper and very much more reliable than booking as you go.

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