Avis Awards International Licensees of the Year
Each honoree accepted the accolade at a celebratory event held in Lisbon, Portugal.

Avis Turkey has not only maintained its number one market share position, but also grown the business by more than 22%, while keeping consistently high customer service scores, showing determination and spirit in the face of adversity.
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Avis Budget Group has announced its Avis Car Rental and Budget Car Rental Licensees of the Year for the International Region, which includes, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Asia-Pacific. This year’s recipients of the annual awards are Avis Turkey and Budget Romania.
Each honoree accepted the accolade at a celebratory event held in Lisbon, Portugal.
The annual Avis Budget Group International Licensee Awards recognize licensee partners that have demonstrated growth in annual financial performance, measured against their respective country’s economic conditions, excellence in customer service and alignment with the brand’s initiatives.
Avis Car Rental in Turkey has driven growth in market despite challenging economic circumstances, that continue today. In this difficult environment, Avis Turkey focused on revenue management and revenue generation, while investing in the ancillary sales area of the business. As a result, Avis Turkey has not only maintained its number one market share position, but also grown the business by more than 22%, while keeping consistently high customer service scores, showing determination and spirit in the face of adversity.
Budget Romania is accepting this award after a very successful year, which has seen a revenue growth of 19 percent and a fleet size growth of more than 10%. While investing in the brand, marketing and its rental locations, the country can celebrate a 10% increase in its customer service score over the prior year.
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