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Enterprise Expands to Norway
The new branch at Oslo Airport will serve a growing base of renters looking for access to a wide range of vehicles when they travel to Norway, as well as outstanding customer service and the certainty of renting from a global company.
October 15, 2019
This launch extends the Enterprise network to all parts of Scandinavia through its partnership with Shared Mobility A/S.
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Enterprise Holdings today announced that its Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental, and Alamo Rent A Car brands are now available in Norway with the opening of a new branch at Oslo’s Gardermoen Airport.
This launch extends the Enterprise network to all parts of Scandinavia through its partnership with Shared Mobility A/S, which already delivers the Enterprise network in Sweden and Denmark. The Enterprise family of brands is available in 100 countries, of which more than 40 are in EMEA.
The new branch at Oslo Airport will serve a growing base of renters looking for access to a wide range of vehicles when they travel to Norway, as well as outstanding customer service and the certainty of renting from a global company. The new Oslo branch signifies the company’s creation of a wider vehicle rental and mobility network in Norway with plans to open additional branches in the future.
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