[Swissdiver]

Heading to fancy Luxembourg next week, where Uber is not available. On its pre-stay email, the Accorhotel I am staying in suggest to book a transfer using a company called https://www.mozio.com/. At first sight, it looks good. DOes anyone had experience with them?
Thanks

[capetonianm]

They’re not a transport company, it’s a portal/aggregator which comes up with local operators for your journey, shows prices, and allows you to book. It was integrated into the travel booking site of a company I did some work for a few years ago.

I never used it although the option was there I couldn’t see the point, and I am a great believe in simplicity, and the more links there are in a chain, the more likely it is that one will break.

[Swissdiver]

Thanks, capetonianm. I generally tend to agree with you. But when you have no clue about the local players, it can help…

[Sandie]

I used Mozio in Baku last year. On time, clean car, polite driver, straight to the hotel and back to airport day after.
A bit more expensive than a local taxi (but then you need to haggle), yet affordable and worth the convenience.
Think I booked it through the Agoda website.

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[Chris in Makati]

I’ve looked at Mozio a few times, but they’ve always quoted prices way above the competition.

For example, for a trip I’ll be taking later from my hotel in Cebu to the local airport, Mozio’s best offer is 1,277 Pesos. The local ride-hailing company (Grab) is quoting 531 Pesos, apparently for a similar sized car.

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[Swissdiver]

I ended up searching online and found http://www.webtaxi.lu. Great service (similar to Uber Black), slightly less expensive than Mozio (about 10%). But I guess Mozio would be an option where no online offering is available.

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