Zurich rewards exactness — the banks around Paradeplatz keep schedules the way they keep ledgers. Famous Drive meets the city on those terms through a vetted Zurich partner house, with the reservation built, priced and watched by our desk in New York.
Zurich Airport (ZRH) at Kloten is the sole gateway and an efficient one — arrivals clear quickly and the city is a short run south. Business jets use the airport's dedicated general-aviation sector, where established FBO handlers manage crews and passengers away from the main terminals; the desk coordinates with your handler so the car meets the aircraft, not the curb.
Banking anchors the map: Paradeplatz and the Bahnhofstrasse for the institutions, the old town and lakefront for lunches that decide things, Zurich West for the technology and creative side of the calendar. Runs beyond the city — Zug for the funds, Basel for the fairs, the mountains for the winter calendar — are part of normal service, not exceptions.
Your office books Zurich without learning a Swiss operator's habits. The itinerary goes to the desk; the desk engages the partner house, briefs the chauffeur in advance, and manages every change through +1 (212) 239-9500 — around the clock, because Zurich mornings are New York nights.
One desk sequences Kloten, Paradeplatz and the Davos road — and answers on New York's clock.
Zurich is arranged through the desk like every Famous Drive city: account clients send the manifest by email or phone at any hour; first-time clients start at +1 (212) 239-9500. The desk fixes the fare at booking and engages the vetted Zurich partner house — including long-distance legs to Davos, Zug, Basel or the resorts, priced in advance as part of the reservation.
Zurich sets a high bar for ground transportation and our partner house is vetted above it — vehicle condition, chauffeur discipline, and the specific competence of winter mountain driving when the calendar moves to altitude.
The account your firm holds with Famous Drive covers Zurich as it covers New York: same traveler profiles, same billing entities, same reporting for the travel manager. Adding Switzerland to the program requires nothing but an itinerary.
One desk sequences the whole trip — the Newark departure, the ZRH arrival, the Paradeplatz day, the early run to Davos. Your booker makes one call, and the people on the other end already know the account.
January demand, alpine weather holds, a board dinner that runs past midnight — the fare does not move. It is quoted privately by the desk, fixed at booking, and invoiced exactly as confirmed.
Zurich Airport is the principal gateway for Davos week, and the mountain road demands early planning — vehicles, chauffeurs with alpine experience, and timing all book out well ahead of January. The desk arranges the ZRH–Davos legs as fixed-fare reservations and holds the schedule through the week's inevitable changes.
Business jets are handled in Zurich Airport's general-aviation sector, apart from the commercial terminals. The desk takes the tail number and handler details from your flight department, coordinates timing with the crew, and has the chauffeur positioned at the GA facility as you shut down — monitored from New York throughout.
No. Our owned vehicles operate in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut; Zurich is delivered by a vetted partner house held to the Famous Drive standard. The desk in New York owns everything else — the vetting, the booking, the briefing, the fixed fare and the single invoice.
One call sets the leg: the desk confirms the partner house, the vehicle, and your rate — privately, fixed at booking. Call +1 (212) 239-9500, any hour.
Tell us where and when — you'll have it arranged by your desk and your rate confirmed privately, fixed at booking.