Carwiz Expands to US
Thanks to the brand new partnership with franchise partner from Orlando, Carwiz has continued its global expansion.

The Orlando location is Carwiz's first U.S. location.
Photo courtesy of Carwiz.
By signing a partnership with a company from the biggest car rental industry in the world operating at the Orlando International Airport, Carwiz International is opening its very first car rental office in the U.S.
Thanks to the brand new partnership with a franchise partner from Orlando, Carwiz, a Croatian brand, has continued its global expansion and confirmed its success at WTM London last week:
“The American market, in comparison to others, is more demanding because of specific market rules which separate them from European, Asian, or African markets," Frane Herceg, franchise manager at Carwiz, said in a statement. "We think an office at Orlando International Airport, and at the same time the biggest rental market in the world, is a great way to present ourselves to new clients from the U.S.”
Within the last year, Carwiz has placed its franchise model into Serbia, Greece, Turkey, Iceland, Malta, Morocco, Ireland, Latvia, Albania, St. Maarten, Poland, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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