2016 International Car Rental Show in Pictures
Featuring seminars, the exhibit hall, and attendees, photo galleries from the 2016 International Car Rental Show are now live. Speaker presentations are also available online.
The Rate-Highway team poses for photos at the International Car Rental Show's backdrop. Photo by Amy Winter-Hercher.
The Rate-Highway team poses for photos at the International Car Rental Show's backdrop. Photo by Amy Winter-Hercher.
At the 2016 International Car Rental Show, more than 700 attendees from across the U.S. and overseas gathered to discuss and analyze the major issues facing the car rental industry today.
This year’s conference featured an expanded agenda and exhibit hall as well as niche programming for Latin American rental operators and auto dealers looking to strengthen their loaner programs. There was a solid international presence, with approximately 30 countries represented.
Additionally, a list of select speaker PowerPoint presentations is now available on the International Car Rental Show website.
The event took place at Bally’s Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas from April 17-19.
Click here to view the photo galleries featuring seminars/keynotes, the exhibit hall, and attendees.
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