Mex Rent A Car Launches in Bulgaria
Currently, Mex has affiliate locations in countries such as Iceland, Morocco, and Canada.
According to the company, Mex Rent A Car is looking for more countries to join its network. Photo courtesy of Mex Rent A Car
According to the company, Mex Rent A Car is looking for more countries to join its network. Photo courtesy of Mex Rent A Car
Mex Rent A Car has launched in Bulgaria with three airport locations: Bourgas (BOJ), Sofia (SOF) and Varna (VAR).
“This will allow us to work on the connectivity between our locations in Romania and Macedonia,” said Jordi Rivero, Mex’s chief product officer. “Another step into Europe."
Currently, Mex has affiliate locations in countries such as Iceland, Morocco, and Canada. According to the company, it's looking for more countries to join its network.
"We embrace the opportunity that Mex’s affiliation offers, due to our constant strive for better working environment, service improvement and workload potential maximization,” said, Slavi Glavchev, general manager from Mex Bulgaria. “The major purpose for us is to widen our professional horizons and meet the customer’s expectations. Therefore, working with one of the most recognized global rent-a-car companies would bring us closer to everything we aim to achieve."
“We’re very happy about forming a belt on the Eastern Europe” said Javier Garcia, Mex’s chief business development officer.
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