Avis Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Lithuania Licensee
After operating for 20 years, Avis Car Rental provides a range of vehicles at nine locations across the Republic of Lithuania.
Operating for 20 years in the Republic of Lithuania, Avis has nine locations across the country, including airports and the major cities of Druskininkai, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Palanga, Siauliai and Vilnius.
In celebration of this 20th anniversary, Avis Lithuania has made a charitable donation to Bedu Turgus ("Buy my Trouble"), a fund established in 2001 to help individuals in poverty, facing illness or who are homeless.
"Avis has been a cornerstone of the Lithuanian car rental market providing a stellar customer experience for renters at each of its stations," said Larry De Shon, president, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Avis Budget Group. "We appreciate Avis Lithuania's long-term commitment to service excellence and driving profitable growth, and wish them continued success."
Avis Lithuania provides renters with a range of vehicles from well-known brands, including Toyota, Volkswagen and Skoda. Travelers can choose from car classes that range from economy to minivans and SUVs.
Avis Lithuania is an independently-owned and operated licensee of Avis Car Rental.
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