Autoclick Rent-A-Car Now Serves 25 Airports in Europe
Autoclick Rent-A-Car has expanded and now offers its vehicle rental services at 25 airports throughout Europe.
Photo courtesy of Autoclick Rent-A-Car
Photo courtesy of Autoclick Rent-A-Car
Autoclick Rent-A-Car has expanded and now offers its vehicle rental services at 25 airports throughout Europe.
Autoclick offers features such as free Wi-Fi connection in vehicles and the full fuel tank policy without additional charges.
Founded in 2015 in the Balearic Islands, Autoclick Rent-A-Car has expanded to seven European countries, including Spain, Italy, France, Belgium, Portugal, Poland, and Romania.
“The expansion of our presence in Europe is a sign of how well we have worked from the beginning, with the client always being our best ambassador and taking care of the smallest details of the service provided,” said Andrei Mihai Vraci, Autoclick’s marketing director. “Our objective is to offer our clients integrated mobility solutions in any destination and make their experience the best possible. Opening non-franchised offices gives us greater control of the final product, and in this way we can be sure that when hiring a car with Autoclick in France or Italy, you will always enjoy the same quality.”
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