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Dollar Opens New Location at Oman Airport
Dollar Rent A Car has opened a new branch at the Muscat International Airport in Oman.
by Staff
January 6, 2017
Dollar Rent A Car has opened a new branch at Oman's Muscat International Airport. Photo courtesy of Dollar Rent A Car.
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Dollar Rent A Car has opened a new branch at Oman's Muscat International Airport. Photo courtesy of Dollar Rent A Car.
Dollar Rent A Car has opened a new branch in Oman to service customers at Muscat International Airport.
The car rental company will offer premium fleet, service, and competitive prices to passengers departing from and arriving into the Muscat International Airport, according to the company.
“This new branch is another example of Dollar Rent A Car’s commitment to rapid expansion into the region,” said Marwan Al Mulla, Dollar’s general manager of UAE and Oman. “The Muscat International Airport is expected to have a capacity to handle approximately more than 12 million passengers every year so this is indeed the perfect opportunity to get a share of these passengers.”
Currently, Dollar Rent A Car has seven locations in Oman. The new facility is located at Muscat International Airport’s Arrival Hall and is open 24 hours.
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