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Ground Transport

Addison Lee to offer overseas rides through HQ deal

By Rob Gill / 19 June 2024 / Contact Reporter

Addison Lee

Enterprise mobility platform HQ has announced a new strategic partnership with UK-based ground transport provider Addison Lee.

The agreement will expand Addison Lee��s services by giving users of its app the ability to book ground transport services when travelling abroad through an integration with HQ��s SummitGround platform. The new initiative will be unveiled at this week��s Business Travel Show Europe in London.

London-based Addison Lee, which has been in operation for nearly 50 years, specialises in providing private hire, black taxi and courier services in the UK capital.

The HQ Connect network includes vetted ground transport supplier partners around the world, which will be accessible through Addison Lee��s portal.?

��This partnership expands Addison Lee's reach, enabling them to offer global content for their clients and guaranteeing them safe travel options once they arrive at their destination,�� explained HQ in a statement.

Amiad Solomon, CEO and co-founder of HQ, said: "This partnership allows us to support millions of rides across the globe, furthering our mission to provide businesses with a powerful, cost-effective and sustainable global ground transportation solution for all their corporate mobility needs.��

Addison Lee��s CEO, Liam Griffin added: ��For years London��s businesses have trusted us to provide them with best-in-class, tailored transport solutions, including stress-free, premium journeys to and from the airport.

��With business travel on the rise, our partnership with HQ provides our customers with door-to-door global transport solutions, meaning they can enjoy a quality travel experience both overseas and at home.��?

HQ won BTN Group��s 2023 Innovator of the Year Award at the 10^th annual Innovate conference in New York.?

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