⭐ 1/5 – VIP apparently stands for “Vehicle Is Pathetic”
⭐ 1/5 – VIP apparently stands for “Vehicle Is Pathetic” Booked and paid a premium for four “VIP Minibus – Mercedes Sprinter” transfers. Received the advertised vehicle precisely zero out of four times. No minibar, barely functioning air-con, tired and tatty vehicles, and only one even had leather seats. On a 2.5-hour transfer in Turkish heat, working air conditioning feels like a fairly modest expectation for the supposed “pinnacle of luxury”. Best of all, after complaining about the first vehicle, they sent the same vehicle back for the return journey. A bold approach to customer service. Apparently, stopping at a garage to buy a bottle of Coke is the minibar experience. Four journeys, four disappointments. If you’re charging customers a premium for a specific VIP product, it would be helpful to actually provide it.
By Michael H.



