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Carwiz Continues Greece Expansion
By summer of this year, everything will be ready for first guests and the coming season.

By summer of this year, everything will be ready for first guests and the coming season.
Map via Carwiz.
Carwiz is continuing its expansion in Greece, adding 20 new locations to attract travelers to the Greek islands.
Carwiz set up shop on the islands of Rhodes, Mykonos, Santorini, Zakinthos, and on the Kalhidiki peninsula. By summer of this year, everything will be ready for first guests and the coming season.
By making this business move, Gelasakis Group, the Carwiz Greece franchisee, is expanding business through sub-franchise contracts. It's expected that this company, part of the Croatian owned Carwiz International franchise network, could reach about 5% of the Greek rental market.
"We are extremely glad that after just over two years of market preparation, we managed to start a business through sub-franchise contracts in Greece," said Antonios Gelasakis, CEO of Carwiz Greece. "Thanks to the good partnership and mentorship of Carwiz International, everything will soon be ready for our first clients."
Both further expansion of rental services and developing new partnerships are Carwiz's main strategic goals for the year
In the last two years, Carwiz's Greek partners have expanded the business from the initial three locations to eleven locations, and then launched the second phase, sub-franchise contracts based on the Croatian business model.
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