Related: Croatia's Carwiz Expands Franchises Internationally
Carwiz Expands to 3 New Countries
To date, Carwiz has made a franchise network available in Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Latvia, Cyprus, Morocco, Albania, Turkey, and Serbia.
March 28, 2019
By strengthening the brand and promoting available channels, Carwiz executives expect further
expansion to Mediterranean countries.
Photo courtesy of Carwiz.
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Croatian car rental brand Carwiz has expanded its franchises to serve the rental markets of Morocco, Albania, and Turkey.
Carwiz CEO Kresimir Dobrilovic said in a statement that the addition of the new markets has been successful by creating rental locations in the center of powerful tourist destinations, which are showing significant growth from year to year.
Additionally, by strengthening the brand and promoting available channels, Carwiz executives expect further
expansion to Mediterranean countries.
To date, Carwiz has made a franchise network available in Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Latvia, Cyprus, Morocco, Albania, Turkey, and Serbia. The interest of the international markets for the Carwiz business concept began during the International Tourism Fairs in London and recently in Berlin.
Carwiz’s management is currently negotiating franchise co-operation with 20 car rental companies from all over the
world — including Vietnam, Brazil, Russia, and Malaysia.
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