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Carwiz Renews Its Five-Year Poland Franchise
The company cites the success of a mutual commitment to customer service and revenue growth for continuing with its franchisee.
August 5, 2024
Krešimir Dobrilović (R), CEO of Carwiz, with his car rental franchise counterpart in Poland.
Photo: Carwiz
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Global rental car company Carwiz International recently renewed its five-year partnership with Carwiz Poland, which started as the company’s 12th franchise in 2019 with its first location in the Polish capital of Warsaw.
Five years later, Carwiz has grown to 56 franchises worldwide with Poland's strategic location and dynamic market boosting the global franchise network.
The Poland Carwiz team achieved high growth during the pandemic years that contributed to the company’s overall international revenue growth.
“We believe in creating friendly, long-term relationships based on trust and respect," said Krešimir Dobrilović, CEO of Carwiz, in an Aug. 1 news release. "From the beginning, our Polish partners have shown ambition, motivation, and a daring spirit that mirrors our own. Together, we are business partners and friends who love cars, travel, and a passion for continuous growth.”
Carwiz now operates in 57 countries with more than 400 branches worldwide through its franchise model.
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