We know that thinking on how to get to or from the airport is generally not top of the 'to do' list for many travelers. It's probably down to finding and booking an airport transfer compared to the excitement of booking a flight or researching what you're going to do on your trip.

But arranging a transfer would make things less confusing to fly all the bit before you leave home. A community of buddies who choose to fly together, a family of small children in need of a baby seat, a skilled surfer is traveling of bulky baggage, a commercial commuter, or a deal-savvy vacation creator, scheduling an airport transfer before you depart.

As a bunch of passionate travelers ourselves, here, some team explain why they always make sure they’ve got a transfer organized before they go away.

1. We like to hit the ground running when I’m traveling. Having my transfers pre-booked lets me go smoothly and stress-free, giving me more time to enjoy my holiday. Sometimes, we also like to upgrade to a private car – I’m treating myself on holiday, and that starts with having a touch of luxury from the very beginning. Who doesn’t like the idea of a private car hire?

2. We always arrange transfers when we are traveling with friends. We don't usually fit into one tax we as a party, which means breaking up – not ideal while we're in a foreign nation. And it also ensures that we arrive at the airport in time for our flights instead of scrambling to order taxis or negotiate last-minute public transport.

We also like booking transfers when We travel to the airport shuttle for work early in the morning, even when We travel home – We don't want to worry if there's going to be a tax we around and available when most people are still falling asleep. When we land, the same goes for.

3. We always arrange transfers for my family when we leave to ensure my two-year-old son has a baby seat available. There've been instances when we have not, and we have had to wait for a tax. We can take us all on a trip, which is the last thing you want. When you juggle an excited two-year-old and loads of baggage, public transport is not an alternative.