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Hertz Partners With XOJET
Private jet travel company XOJET named Hertz its official rental car partner.

Photo via Tomas Del Coro/Flickr

Photo via Tomas Del Coro/Flickr
Hertz has partnered with XOJET, an on-demand private jet travel company, to provide air-to-ground connections to XOJET’s membership program.
As part of the partnership, XOJET Elite Access members will receive the benefits of Hertz Platinum invitation-only loyalty program, including car upgrades, a grace period on returns and other perks.
In addition, XOJET Preferred Access members will be enrolled in Hertz Gold Plus Rewards President's Circle, a service that typically requires 20 or more rentals annually. Benefits include Gold Plus Reward points on all qualified car rentals, access to an elevated selection of vehicles at Hertz Ultimate Choice locations, and all the benefits of Gold service.
"Our role as the ultimate advisor to our clients doesn't end when a client reaches their destination," said James Henderson, chief commercial officer of XOJET. "The air-to-ground connection is one of the most important aspects for our flyers, who usually don't have drivers but prefer a rental car upon landing, and Hertz is the best in its class."
"We're thrilled to partner with XOJET and have the opportunity to enhance their membership offerings with the premier benefits of our Hertz Gold Plus Rewards loyalty program," said Bob Stuart, Hertz executive vice president of global sales.
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