How can I say "pick-up from the hotel"? I am translating a trip schedule for a group of Japanese people coming to visit my country. I translated "pick-up from the airport" as "", but I think can only be used when you greet someone the first time they have just arrived in a place. I don't think it can be used to translate "pick-up from the hotel" for a later moment. Is understandable by Japanese people? Also, I need a noun and not a verb, since the schedule is written as a list, something like this: > 09:00 Pick-up from the airport > > 18:00 Pick-up from the hotel Thank you for your help!

I think you had better not use a word because it is not a common word in Japan.

I think is appropriate, and I want to change it a little like .

Another phrase I think of is , but it is a little businesslike.