Sixt Wins World Travel Awards
Sixt receives three World Travel Awards for its car rental service, luxury cars, and limousine service.
Photo courtesy of Sixt
Photo courtesy of Sixt
Sixt has received World Travel Awards in three categories. Sixt Car Rentals once again was honored as the “World’s Leading Business Car Rental Company.” Sixt Luxury Cars took first place and won the award in the “World’s Leading Luxury Car Rental Company” category.
Additionally, Sixt Limousine Service was honored as the “World’s Leading Luxury Chauffeur Service.”
“To be awarded three World Travel Awards for our premium services is the highest honor a company in the travel segment can receive,” said Regine Sixt, senior executive vice president of Sixt International. “This makes us particularly proud. These honors not only validate our consistent commitment to customer orientation; they also motivate us to continue offering our customer premium mobility services in the future.”
Established over 20 years ago, the World Travel Awards honor services and engagement on part of companies in all key sectors of the travel and tourism industry. Experts around the globe assess the quality of the various providers in a number of categories, including the services and products they offer.
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