Black Bow Chauffeur
Airport transfers, Limousine & Chauffeur Booking Service
A transfer from Brisbane Airport to Holland Park with Black Bow Chauffeur will guarantee top-class service for you. We have a range of services which you can view for consideration on our website, before booking an airport transfers from Brisbane to Holland Park. Once you’ve made up your mind regarding which airport transfers Brisbane to Holland Park you wish to avail, you can provide us with all the relevant details on the particular fields. Thereafter, the payment can also be made smoothly via a number of convenient payment options. We also understand how important it is to be able to address all your queries at any hour of day pertaining to your airport transfer from Brisbane to Holland Park; hence we have at your disposal a 24×7 functional customer care helpline network. Now who would have thought getting from Brisbane airport to Holland Park, or from Holland Park to Brisbane airport could be this awesome?
Black Bow Chauffeur boasts of cars that are suitably insured and are registered as public passenger vehicles. The drivers too possess a driver authorization or Operator Accreditation. It offers its services across numerous locations, such as Harvey Bay, Perth, Byron Bay, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Darwin, Sunshine Coast, etc. Equipped with abundant safety features and other comforts, the fleet of vehicles includes Jaguar XF, Mercedes Benz Valante, Lexus, Holden Caprice and many others. Further, the customers are also ensured well-trained, skilled and superbly professional chauffeurs. Smartly attired in black business suits and black bows, they can be easily identified by customers even amidst a crowd.
A suburb of Brisbane, Australia, Holland Park is situated 6 kilometres south-east of the CBD, and shares its borders with Greenslopes, Coorparoo, Carina Heights, Mount Gravatt East, and Holland Park West. Though mostly residential, it has some commercial areas along Logan Road. This older suburb largely comprises post-World War II wooden homes, with Logan Road bisecting the slightly hilly suburb. Until April 1969, trams operated by the Brisbane City Council used to run along Logan Road. The suburb also boasts of a number of schools and parks, a retail zone with shops, and a public bar. The Mount Thompson crematorium, Queensland’s oldest crematorium is also found here. Holland Park was originally a land developer’s name for an estate developed on land which was owned by Julius Holland till 1882. With the majority of the population speaking English at home, the other languages that are in use here, include Greek, Somali, Spanish, Arabic, and Hindi.
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