Very unreliable company
Very unreliable company. I asked for a quote, I got my quote, but when I confirmed the reservation, they disappeared. I needed to book with someone else.
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wientransfer.com has a long tradition, starting the airport transfer business in the early 80's. Since than we grow to a business truested by locals, international tourists and we are also a well known name in the tourism business. Apart from airport transfer we can carry out any type of ground transportation service for individuals and large groups. We provide transfers for events in Vienna regualry.
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Very unreliable company. I asked for a quote, I got my quote, but when I confirmed the reservation, they disappeared. I needed to book with someone else.
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