LONDON, ENGLAND, November 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Bon Vivant is a concierge & lifestyle management service with an emphasis on providing great personal service. They specialise in every travel, leisure and lifestyle need that you don't have the time, inclination or expertise to do yourself so you can maximise your free time.
Whilst catering to London's elite, time-poor professionals and prestigious companies with ongoing support on a membership basis, Bon Vivant is delighted to announce that they now offer bespoke concierge and lifestyle management services on an ad hoc basis and to temporary visitors to London, tailored to each specific case.
Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, Bon Vivant's experts will make your trip to London as memorable as possible, ensuring you make the most of your time enjoying one of the greatest cities in the world.
Whether you are looking for the best hotel, restaurant, bar or exclusive club, want the best seats at the latest smash-hit play or tickets to an exclusive event on London's social calendar, or simply seeking to make the most of your time in London, Bon Vivant's concierge services can help.
"Our clients value the personal touch we offer them and how we tailor our services and recommendation to their specific tastes and needs" mentioned Bon Vivant's founder, Emyr Thomas. "We are delighted that we can now offer the same great service and tailored insider knowledge to temporary visitors to London or for those who require our services on an ad hoc basis. Instead of relying on guide books or online guides and review sites, our London experts can make sure you enjoy the London that suits you perfectly."
Distinguishing itself by providing a highly personalised service, Bon Vivant will give you unlimited access to your own personal concierge for the duration of your trip, with the convenience of having local expertise and insider knowledge on hand to plan every element of your visit.
Bon Vivant's established network means it can provide the best access, service and exclusive member benefits to satisfy every desire, including upgrades and additional complimentary benefits at top luxury and boutique hotels, and priority reservations and complimentary drinks at London's best restaurants.
Ensure that you make the most of your time in London by allowing the London experts to take care of your every travel, lifestyle and leisure need.
For further information, visit their website at http://www.bonvivant.co.uk where you can also sign up to their newsletter and blog featuring food, travel and luxury related reviews and recommendations, including many 'best of' and 'top 10 lists' for London. You can also follow them on Twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/BonVivantLiving
Bon Vivant is a concierge & lifestyle management service with an emphasis on providing great personal service. We specialise in every travel, leisure and lifestyle need that you don't have the time, inclination or expertise to do yourself so you can maximise your free time. Based in London with global coverage.
London's Premier Concierge Service Caters to Temporary Visitors to London
Bon Vivant is delighted to announce that they now offer bespoke concierge and lifestyle management services on an ad hoc basis and to temporary visitors to London.
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