Valentine’s Day is the busiest day for florists and restaurants, and in New York City, AllState’s drivers are ready for a busy day too.
Valentine’s Day doesn’t rank high on the list of travel holidays, certainly not as high as Thanksgiving, but for restaurants and car service companies, it is one of the busiest days. Thousands of couples head out for a romantic evening in the city and few of them want the hassle of catching a cab to and from the restaurant as part of their special night.
“Although there’s nothing more quintessentially New York then trying to catch a cab on a cold night, having a warm car waiting at the curb is more fitting for Valentine’s Day” said Eddie Slinin, fonder of AllState Car and Limousine Service.
The rough economy this year might dampen spirits a little, but AllState’s low rates and wide range of services can fit any budget.
“Of course most people would love to take a limousine,” Slinin said, “but we have more affordable options too. Our luxury sedans provide understated elegance at only a fraction of the cost. We also introduced our Platinum and Platinum Plus services this year to bridge the gap between a luxury sedan and a limousine. Platinum cars are all are new high-end models driven by professional and courteous chauffeurs and are the best luxury sedans available. They are great for couples heading out for a romantic evening who want something more affordable than a limousine that still conforms to their idea of luxury. ”
AllState doesn’t expect to run out of cars this weekend – with one of the largest fleets around they rarely do – but they are expecting a flurry of reservations as people make their evening plans. “If you can get a reservation at the last minute, we’ll get you there and back” said Slinin.
AllState Car and Limousine Service, a division of the Corporate Transportation Group (CTG), focuses on providing affordable and reliable car service to private customers. CTG is a leading provider of ground transportation to Fortune 500 companies, handling half-a-million rides annually and severing 450 cities around the globe.
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