Charter trains & group rail travel since 1998
Real experience for the benefit of our clients
Train Chartering, now in its 13th year, has provided private train charters and carriage hires to a wide range of clients for a variety of purposes. The company operates mainly in the UK, Europe and North America.
We set up in 1998, focussed on private charter trains, when the term 'train chartering' was not in use, even in the rail industry.
A few years later, we began offering private carriages and escorted group travel so presenting a rail travel solution for any reasonable budget, to groups from 10 to over 700 per train. Outside this range, we set up a private Orient Express for 2 Hollywood celebrities and moved over 3,500 passengers in one day.
2010 is proving a busy year for us, despite fears of a slow-down prompted by the current recession. Looking forward to charter trains for our second Ryder Cup prompted us to glance back at what we have done since 1998.
Our extensive experience and wide contact base allows us to select the best trains available along with onboard services, so avoiding unsuitable rolling stock.
Train Chartering provides catering and other onboard services as well as facilitating the branding and theming of the train or carriage. This creates a memorable and unique event for every charter.
The extent and professionalism of the company's project and guest management services is unique in the rail industry; caring for every aspect of the event, from first contact through to ground handling in stations and transfers to the post-trip event.
This is a selection of our corporate clients and private customers; amongst those omitted are the clients that prefer anonymity. Train Chartering has run a number of trains for some clients, on the same day or over a period, or for subsequent years.
Corporate & Private Clients
- Albourne
- American Embassy
- America's Cup Jubilee
- Barclays Bank
- BUPA
- Butlins
- Citibank
- Confederación Española de Cajas de Ahorros
- Clarion Events
- Coco-Cola
- ConocoPhillips
- CTT Group to Cannes
- CruiseSaver Travel (Bath Travel)
- Deloitte
- Department of Trade & Industry (Dept for Business, Innovation & Skills)
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office
- Helical Bar
- Kamtech
- Lehman Brothers
- Lever-Fabergé
- Marco Polo Train
- Meetings & Incentive Travel
- Merrill Lynch
- Ministry of Justice
- Nando's
- Oxfam
- Perforce Software
- Phoenix
- Plextek
- Private Wedding Train - London to Aynhoe Park
- Private Golf Train - Birmingham to St Andrews
- Procter & Gamble
- THS Partners
- Spring Fair
- School - Alcester Grammar to Germany
- Travel Connection
- T-Mobile
- UBS
- Unilever
Sporting Events
- British Open 2003 (Golf)
- Community Shield (Football)
- Calcutta Cup (Football)
- Carling Cup (Football)
- Everton Football Club
- FA Cup Final (Football)
- Liverpool Football Club
- Manchester Untied Football Club
- Southend Football Club
- Royal Ascot (Horse racing)
- Rugby World Cup
- Ryder Cup (Golf)
- Tartan Army (Football)
- UEFA Cup Final (Football)
- Whitley Bay Football Club
Film Locations in the UK and USA
- If Only - Sony Pictures - Jennifer Love Hewitt, Paul Nicholls
- Passer By - BBC Drama - James Nesbitt
- Green Street Hooligans - Warner - Elijah Wood
- Amex - advertisement
- Derailed - BBC Drama
- Ultimate Force - ITV drama - Ross Kemp
- Namaste London - Bollywood production - Akshay Kumar
- Khadli Ennai Khadle - Tamil-language production
- Ditch the Bitch - ITV drama
- Moving Wallpaper - ITV drama - Ben Miller
- Salaami-e-Ishq - Bollywood production
- The City of Ember - Fox Walden - Bill Murray, Saoirse Ronan, Harry Treadaway
- U B Dead - Darlow Smithson Productions
Transport Charter
- America's Cup Jubilee - schooner hire, Southampton
- Endeavour Finance - helicopters to Royal Ascot
- Fujitsu Europe - air charters, Rome & Milan to Munich
- Henry Moore Foundation - coaches in Paris
- Northern Rock - air charters, Newcastle to London & Paris
- Procter & Gamble - Parisian riverboat
- Skibo castle - air charter from London, and coaches
- Upstage - coaches, Manchester to Glasgow
We're looking forward, while glancing back
at a track record that surprises even us!
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