Armored vehicles in Geneva

Geneva hosts the United Nations Office at the Palais des Nations, dozens of international organisations and the permanent missions of most countries. During conferences, the roads around the international quarter carry motorcades, delegation cars and security perimeters that change from one day to the next.

Our drivers plan around these restrictions: which entrance a delegation uses, where cars may wait, and how to move between a mission, a hotel and a dinner on the other side of the lake without getting caught in closures.

A delegation visit can also include meetings with private banks or law firms, moving between the international quarter, the old town and the hotels on the lake in a single afternoon.

Private banks occupy discreet buildings in the old town and along the lake. The hotels on the Quai du Mont-Blanc face the water, and residential Cologny rises above the eastern shore.

Palexpo, beside the airport, is the venue for Watches and Wonders and other large exhibitions. On those days the roads around the airport fill early, and we plan pick-ups and waiting positions accordingly.

Geneva is almost entirely surrounded by France. Chamonix and the Mont Blanc massif, Megève and Évian are close, and you can stay in the French Alps while working in Geneva. The vehicle can cross with you on a planned route.

Gstaad, Lausanne and the vineyards of the Lake Geneva shore are on the Swiss side, and the vehicle and driver can stay with you for a programme that moves between them.