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Carwiz Takes Flight with DFW Airport Location
New affiliate will offer wide range of rental car services to domestic and international travelers.
April 24, 2023
The new location bolsters CARWIZ International's presence in the United States.
CARWIZ
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Carwiz International has opened a new Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) location. The affiliate at DFW Airport will offer a range of high-quality car rental services to domestic and international travelers, providing convenient and reliable transportation options for business and leisure travelers alike.
The new location affirms the company's commitment to delivering its customers a seamless and enjoyable car rental experience, according to Carwiz CEO Krešimir Dobrilović.
"We are extremely proud to open our new affiliate at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world,“ Dobrilović said. "This expansion is a significant step forward in our global growth strategy, and we are confident that our exceptional service and commitment to customer satisfaction will resonate with travelers at DFW Airport."
The new location bolsters Carwiz International's presence in the United States, complementing the company's existing sites in strategic cities nationwide.
"As Carwiz International continues to expand its operations, travellers can expect the same high standards of service, reliability, and affordability that the company is known for. With our commitment to customer satisfaction and exceptional service, we look forward to providing travellers with top-quality car rental options at this bustling airport,“ he concludes.
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