A Global Corporate
Transportation Network
Find Ground Suppliers for corporate travel, executive airport transfers, and meetings across the markets your program needs. Compare service areas, fleets, and available credentials, then discuss requirements directly with each operator. A listing does not establish trip availability or approval for your travel program.
Build your global executive transportation network
An executive visiting several cities needs a suitable local Ground Supplier at each stop. GNet Connect helps your team discover those partners and assess their fit. Agree service standards, pricing, support, and trip acceptance with the suppliers you choose.
Plan executive transfers and roadshows
Shortlist operators for the airports, offices, and meeting venues on the itinerary. Confirm vehicle class, passenger and luggage capacity, waiting time, meet-and-greet arrangements, and an escalation contact before agreeing the trip.
Build a repeatable corporate travel program
Define primary and backup suppliers for each market. Review available insurance and licence evidence, agree billing and cancellation terms, and confirm how reservations and service exceptions reach the responsible team.
GNet Connect supports supplier discovery and partner relationships. For system-to-system reservation exchange, evaluate the GNet Platform with your software provider and participating suppliers.
Browse Ground Suppliers by locationFor corporate travel teams
Build primary and backup supplier coverage around your travelers' airports, offices, and meeting venues. Coordinate the shortlist and booking process with your TMC or internal travel team.
- Identify gaps by market, itinerary, and vehicle requirement.
- Confirm passenger communication and an escalation contact.
- Agree how employees book and how changes reach the supplier.
For sourcing and procurement teams
Prepare your ground transportation RFP and record evidence with the supplier assessment checklist.
Compare potential Ground Suppliers against one sourcing brief. Your organization decides which suppliers meet its requirements and what evidence it needs before approval.
- Specify markets, service standards, and expected trip volume.
- Request current evidence and clarify subcontracting arrangements.
- Agree commercial terms and a process for reviewing suppliers.
Agree responsibilities before the first trip
Supplier discovery starts the conversation. Confirm the following with the organizations involved in your program before committing travel or starting an integration.
| Decision | Who to involve and what to confirm |
|---|---|
| Supplier approval | Your travel or procurement team reviews available evidence, requests missing documents, and approves suppliers against your program requirements. |
| Service and trip acceptance | Agree coverage, vehicle requirements, passenger communication, and acceptance of each trip with the Ground Supplier and your booking team. |
| Rates, billing, and cancellation | Your buying organization and supplier agree rates, waiting time, cancellation terms, invoicing, and payment responsibilities. Confirm any separate platform charges with GNet. |
| Operational support | Agree who handles changed itineraries, delayed arrivals, failed pickups, and out-of-hours escalation with your supplier and TMC or travel team. |
| API connectivity | GNet, your software provider, and participating suppliers assess supported messages, technical setup, testing, and support. A directory listing does not establish API readiness. |
Review Ground Transportation Suppliers
GNet brings operator profiles and available credential evidence into your supplier search. Check the available evidence for each supplier against your program's requirements and request any missing or updated documents directly. Documents remain private unless the operator shares them.
The Challenges
- Juggling dozens of local vendors — one per market — and reviewing each against your program requirements
- No standardized way to verify insurance, licenses, and driver credentials before a trip
- Coverage gaps leave travelers without a preferred supplier or a clear contact when plans change
The Solution
Review GNet operators and their available credentials alongside fleet and company details in an operator profile.
Built for Corporate Travel Teams
Whether you're running an RFP, arranging executive travel, or building a preferred supplier list — GNet Connect serves TMCs, corporate travel managers, hotel concierge teams, and event planners with operator profiles and available credential evidence. A listing or badge does not establish complete, current documentation or replace your supplier assessment.
Travel Management Companies (TMCs)
Evaluate GNet supplier discovery and connectivity alongside booking tools such as GroundSpan or Deem. No native integration is implied; confirm workflow and integration requirements with GNet for your program.
Corporate Travel Managers
Build a preferred supplier list for your duty-of-care program. Review available credential evidence and confirm insurance coverage and service requirements with each operator.
Hotels & Concierge
Assess operators before referring guests. Review available credential evidence and confirm insurance coverage and service requirements with each operator.
Event & MICE Planners
Coordinate fleet transportation for groups across multiple markets. Find and verify operators before your event date.
Solutions by Buyer Segment
How GNet fits each kind of ground transportation buyer — with the vocabulary, integrations, and duty-of-care answers that matter to your segment.
For TMCs
Evaluate supplier discovery and connectivity alongside your booking tools. Confirm the workflow and integration requirements with GNet.
For OTAs
Evaluate airport transfer supplier coverage and reservation exchange through the GNet Platform API. Confirm participating suppliers and the supported workflow.
For DMCs
Find local Ground Suppliers by city for group, event, and MICE transportation. Assess their service fit and available evidence.
From Supplier Search to an Agreed Booking Process
Search by city or service type, review available credential evidence, and contact operators. Complete your supplier assessment and confirm the booking workflow for your program.
Search
Enter a city or service type to discover potential suppliers
Review
Review fleet details and service areas; request the evidence your program needs
Connect
Send a partnership request or contact directly
Agree the Workflow
Confirm terms and trip acceptance; evaluate API exchange when needed
Evidence for Your Supplier Assessment
Most operators have insurance and licence documentation on file, tracked for expiry. Coverage is not universal, including among verified operators. Complete your own supplier assessment.
Available Insurance Evidence
Most operators have insurance documentation on file, tracked for expiry. Review the available evidence and confirm coverage and limits with the operator for your program.
NLA-Affiliated
Review any association membership shown on a profile. Confirm the evidence and service standards your program requires directly with the operator.
Profile Completeness Score
Profile completeness helps identify information to review. It does not establish that every document is current or that an operator meets your program requirements.
6,000+ Operators Worldwide
GNet is the ground transportation network behind 6,000+ operators in 90+ countries — most with insurance and credentials on file.
Verified Operators
Countries
Markets — metro areas with at least one verified operator
How to evaluate ground transportation suppliers
Start with the markets and services your travelers need. Use GNet Connect to discover potential partners, then confirm fit with each supplier before adding them to your program.
What should a travel buyer check before choosing a supplier?
Review service areas, vehicle capacity, luggage requirements and available insurance and licence evidence. Confirm operating hours, accessibility or child-seat requirements directly where relevant. A directory listing does not establish availability for a particular trip.
What belongs in a ground transportation sourcing brief?
Include your target cities, service types, expected trip volume, typical party size and support requirements. Agree how pricing, waiting time, cancellations, billing and service exceptions will be handled before work begins.
Do I need an API to start sourcing suppliers?
Supplier discovery and technical integration are separate decisions. GNet Connect helps you evaluate potential partners; GNet Platform supports reservation exchange between connected businesses. Review the API workflow when your booking process needs system-to-system connectivity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find Your Next Ground Transportation Partner
Search operator profiles and review available credential evidence. Confirm supplier fit, commercial terms, and the booking process before adding a partner to your program.