Hertz Named TripAdvisor Travelers' Favorite
After surveying more than 95,000 TripAdvisor community members, Hertz has been named the traveler’s favorite car rental agency in Canada, Italy, Spain, Singapore and the U.K.
Photo via Wikimedia.
Photo via Wikimedia.
Hertz has been named the travelers' favorite car rental agency in Canada, Italy, Spain, Singapore and the U.K. by the TripAdvisor community, according to The Hertz Corp. Hertz was picked as a 2014 Travelers' Choice Favorite following a survey by 95,056 TripAdvisor users.
The third annual Travelers' Choice Awards for Travel Favorites highlight the top brands that travelers around the world prefer for their trips.
"To be named the favorite Car Rental Agency in Canada, Italy, Spain, Singapore and the U.K. by the TripAdvisor community is a tremendous honor,” said Mark P. Frissora, Hertz chairman and CEO. “TripAdvisor provides a voice for all travelers across the globe, and therefore we are delighted Hertz has been recognized. ... This is a great chance to say a big thank you to all TripAdvisor users who took part in the survey, and we look forward to continuing to provide a flexible and first class travel experience for our customers."
The TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards recognize brands in dozens of categories, including airline, travel magazine and tablet computer. To determine award winners, surveys were conducted in 13 participating countries using a panel of more than 5,500 TripAdvisor travelers to select a shortlist of brands/products in each category. Then a total of 95,056 travelers selected their favorites from the shortlists.
For a complete list of 2014 winners, visit blog.tripadvisor.co.uk/2014/05/06/uk-travellers-favourite-brands-want-perfect-trip.
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