As a budget traveller, I am always about pinching pennies and taking public transport whenever I can. But sometimes, it feels so good to just forget about money and have some fun, you know? Fortunately, I got to do exactly this recently, thanks to the team at Limobook. I was invited to enjoy — and honestly review — their luxury airport transfer service. My friends came along for the ride as we travelled from my house to Vancouver Airport in absolute style. For the first time EVER we wanted the journey to the airport to be as slow as possible. But our...
As a budget traveller, I am always about pinching pennies and taking public transport whenever I can. But sometimes, it feels so good to just forget about money and have some fun, you know? Fortunately, I got to do exactly this recently, thanks to the team at Limobook. I was invited to enjoy — and honestly review — their luxury airport transfer service. My friends came along for the ride as we travelled from my house to Vancouver Airport in absolute style. For the first time EVER we wanted the journey to the airport to be as slow as possible. But our...
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