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Finalrentals Continues Global Expansion with Launch in Jordan
The company has partnered with one of the most prominent car rental groups in Jordan helmed by a car rental industry expert and seasoned entrepreneur.
July 31, 2023
Karim Al-Aghbar is the Finalrentals franchise owner in Jordan.
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Finalrentals on July 31 announced its launch in Jordan where it aims to provide customers with a seamless and convenient car rental experience across the country.
Finalrentals offers a variety of vehicles, from economy to luxury, that can be booked online. Customers can also benefit from features such as free cancellation, unlimited mileage, and 24/7 customer support.
The company has partnered with one of the most prominent car rental groups in Jordan helmed by car rental industry expert and seasoned entrepreneur Karim Al-Aghbar, the Finalrentals franchise owner in Jordan.
“Travelers from around the world can explore Jordan through our incredible customer service and our vision for excellence that truly aligns with Finalrentals”, said Al-Aghbar said in a news release.
From the ancient wonders of Petra to the otherworldly landscapes of Wadi Rum, Finalrentals enables travelers to embark on their own journeys in the heart of the Middle East.
Ammar Akhtar, the founder and CEO of Finalrentals, said: "Jordan is a beautiful country with a lot of potential for tourism and business. We believe our brand presence in Jordan will make car rental more accessible and affordable for everyone."
Established in 2019 by industry leader, CEO and founder, Ammar Akhtar, Finalrentals has emerged as a renowned car rental program based in Cardiff, England. Its operations span 32 countries.
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