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Carwiz Launches U.S. Affiliate Program
After expanding globally in 20 different countries, Carwiz is now debuting its new affiliate program in the U.S.

Carwiz's CEO says the new program is the result of its two decades of offering travel experiences, a goal that is ingrained in the company's culture.
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European-based Carwiz announced the launch of its latest initiative in the United States. The company debuts its U.S. Affiliate Program, expanding the opportunity for independent car rental companies to grow their business through the brand.
Since its global expansion in 2018, Carwiz has increased its presence in 20 different countries, including Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Turkey, and Morocco.Carwiz CEO Krešimir Dobrilović says the new affiliate program is not only a logical next step, but a game-changing opportunity for independent car rental companies in the U.S.
“We’re so excited to announce the expansion of Carwiz through our U.S. Affiliate Program,” Dobrilović says. “Through this affiliate offering, independent car rental service providers throughout America — backed by Carwiz’s team of industry experts — can gain the best possible market position in the shortest amount of time. The program is completely adaptable, based on the individual affiliate and the U.S. location.”
A statement from Carwiz said that the program was created to provide an affordable option that delivers on increased growth and profitability to independent car rental companies. To help affiliates realize that goal, Carwiz will offer support and value-added services in a variety of segments, including front counter and booking systems, new product development, sales training, and more. Affiliates will also have access to Carwiz’s network of internet brokers and online travel agents.
“This expansion is the result of more than 20 years of experience working in the car rental industry,” Dobrilović says. “Every step of the way, we’ve had the same goal: to provide our clients with the best possible travel experience.”
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