Photos by Alan Green
Bookings were taken via credit card or cash and DaC
drivers provided an excellent marshalled service outside the hall even
though it was raining
Even in the main entrance, visitors couldn't escape DaC.
Here Rebecca scans their ID barcode with the info being stored for later
contact if needed
A constant stream of visitors visited the DaC stand throughout the three days
The Business Travel Exhibition held at
Olympia from February 5 to 7, attracted many thousands of visitors from
throughout the world and Dial-a-Cab had two high profile stands at this very
prestigious event. In addition, DaC staff in the main entrance greeted
visitors as they collected their tickets. Bar codes on passes were 'zapped'
for contact by our Sales Department at a later date! David Chapple, Events
Manager at Olympia, told Call Sign's reporter:
"We are delighted with Dial-a-Cabs' professionalism in organising
the taxi facilities here. There has been a steady availability of cabs -
even when it has been raining. We have also had positive comments from our
visitors, something which is important to us and perhaps we'll be able to
expand and develop the service for next year."
You can read Mike Son's report on the event elsewhere in Call Sign...
Front cover photo: Natalie, Rebecca, Rachel (daughter
of Call Sign's Kupkake's) and Carol Carpenter (behind) together with Mike
Son.
Brian Rice has a chat and some refreshment with Taxi
Globe Editor Sandie Goodwin and son Anthony
Carol Carpenter (r) explaining how trip information is
stored to ERBD's Fabrice Martinez (c) and his lovely assistant
