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When renting a car in Europe, there are no standardized fees for international one-way rentals— certain countries charge a higher rate than others. International travelers need to do their homework ahead of time and read a rental contract's terms and conditions to avoid surprise fees.
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A soft euro against the U.S. dollar means the Americans are coming. Car rental in Europe will be different in 2015. Operators should act now to seize the opportunities.
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How do you manage in an uncertain economy to position yourself for success as a new franchisee of a worldwide brand?
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Driven by "festivity rentals" yet hampered by bureaucracy and an uncertain economy, the tiny Russian car rental market struggles to grow.
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The European Association of Car Rental Industry Systems Standards (ACRISS) was created to provide consumers with informed choices on car classifications and other key elements of renting a car.
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Top Rent A Car shares how it became Bulgaria's largest independent car rental company while negotiating the challenges of doing business in the region.
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The South American automotive market has tremendous potential. IHS Insights forecasts the continent’s automotive market will grow significantly by 2025, becoming one of the top three growth markets globally for light-vehicle sales.
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When developing a mobile strategy, it's important for all rental car companies — even independents — to first create a mobile-enabled website and then consider whether a mobile app is a good fit.
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New tools not only automate the checkout and check-in processes but they also streamline aspects of fleet management, such as vehicle movement and inventory, damage documentation and selling at auction.
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Car rental operators are using GPS systems — beyond theft prevention — to improve customer service, lower costs and increase revenues.
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