Onyx Chauffeur Service

A Christmas party is a success when everyone gets home safely. Yet hardly anyone plans for this part of the event in December. Anyone who has a drink at a Christmas party in Munich shouldn’t drive afterward, and when the party ends, many guests are all looking for a taxi at the same time or waiting for the next train. A chauffeur solves the problem before

In Munich, punctuality is rarely decided in the final stretch. It’s decided beforehand: at the entrance to the Mittlerer Ring, in the line for the parking garage at Terminal 2, or in the traffic jam caused by construction on Leopoldstraße. That’s why anyone looking for a chauffeur service in Munich is rarely just looking for a car. They’re looking for someone to take care of that part of the day. The market is strong

Anyone who travels for business with a chauffeur will ask themselves this question—if not sooner, then certainly when filing their travel expense report. The short answer is yes, and in full, as long as the trip is for business purposes. More interesting are the three points that are regularly overlooked: The input tax deduction is higher for a chauffeur service than for a taxi. Trips between home and the office

A business lunch rarely falls apart because of the food. It falls apart because the guest arrives twenty minutes late after searching for a parking spot. Or because no one knows exactly where the car can pull over when it’s raining and the guest, dressed in a suit, gets out of the car. Munich doesn’t make this any easier: Half of the Old Town is

Munich has three trade show venues, not just one. If you’re heading to BAU in Riem, you’ll end up at a different address than someone going to Babini at the MOC in Freimann. That might sound like a minor detail, but it could cost you half an hour if you’re not careful. This trade show calendar lists all the major trade shows in Munich from fall 2026 through the end of 2027 and organizes them

There are no visitor parking spaces around the Theresienwiese during Oktoberfest. Bavariaring and Theresienhöhe—the two streets that frame the festival grounds—are closed to traffic, and the side streets leading into them are turned into dead ends by barriers. Anyone driving their own car to the Wiesn should therefore not look for a parking spot, but rather for a way out. With

A professional chauffeur service is designed with discretion in mind. Confidential conversations, phone calls, and documents stay in the car, where they belong. A good chauffeur is there without being there: he stays in the background when you need to concentrate and treats all information as confidential. For business travelers who need a clear head before a meeting, that’s exactly what a

A chauffeur service is more expensive than a taxi because you’re paying for two different services. A taxi takes you from A to B. A chauffeur takes responsibility for the entire trip: with a trained, personal driver, a well-maintained premium vehicle, a fixed price, and services that a taxi doesn’t offer. So the higher price doesn’t mean

A Maß holds one liter, and Oktoberfest beer has an alcohol content of between 5.8 and 6.4 percent by volume. By the second Maß at the latest, the question arises: How will you get home? Anyone planning to attend Oktoberfest with a chauffeur answers this question before it even comes up. This article honestly outlines the pros and cons and compares the chauffeur with