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Flexways Revamps Website, Adds Free Services
The customer service improvements enhance the overall travel experience for car renters.

The services are available to all users from the moment they confirm their booking and are designed to support travelers before and during their journeys.
Credit: Flexways
Flexways, an international car rental affiliation network, recently reworked its website and introduced three new free services for its clients.
The services, which include 1 GB of mobile data, a personalized itinerary (free guide tour), and a pre-selected accommodation guide, are available to all users from the moment they confirm their booking and are designed to support travelers before and during their journeys.
Immediate Connectivity at Destination
Staying connected upon arrival at a new destination is essential for today’s travelers. To address this need, Flexways now offers 1 GB of free mobile data, which can be activated after confirming the vehicle rental.
This solution ensures passengers have connectivity from the moment they arrive, making it easier to navigate, communicate, and access relevant information throughout their trip.
Free Guide Tour: Tailor-Made Itineraries
The company also provides each passenger with a personalized itinerary tailored to the destination and travel dates.
The free guide tour features key tourist attractions, recommended activities, and relevant cultural events during the stay, becoming a practical, free and useful tool to start enjoying the destination even before arrival.
Suggested Accommodations for Better Planning
Complementing the other services, passengers receive a guide to pre-selected accommodation, tailored to the destination and travel period.
This selection, curated by the Flexways team, is presented clearly and immediately once the booking is confirmed, helping travelers make decisions and plan their trips.
“Our goal is to enhance the customer journey even before it begins through services that deliver real value to travelers,” said Gabriel Madero, CEO of Flexways, in a Jan. 20 news release.
With this launch, the company strengthens its user-centric approach, investing in services that deliver real value to travelers.
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