Alamo Rent A Car Expands to British Virgin Islands
Alamo Rent A Car opens two franchised rental locations in Tortola, British Virgin Islands.
For the first time, Alamo Rent A Car brand locations will begin serving customers in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Alamo car rentals are now available at the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport and at Maria's by the Sea Hotel in Road Town.
To operate the new locations, British Virgin Islands-based Tropical Rentals Limited has been appointed as a franchisee for the Alamo Rent A Car brand.
"We are pleased to have the opportunity to join with Tropical Rentals Limited to serve customers of our Alamo brand in the British Virgin Islands," said Armando Lemus, regional field manager of global franchising for Enterprise Holdings, which owns and operates the Alamo brand in North America. "We feel Alamo's low rates and no-hassle service will be welcomed by the numerous travelers to the beautiful island paradise of Tortola."
Allan Parker, general manager for Tropical Rentals Limited, said, "Leisure travelers on the island will indeed respond positively to Alamo Rent A Car because of its great reputation for customer service and value."
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