E-Z Rent-A-Car Offers Discounts, Exclusive Deals for Holiday Travelers
The discount car rental company is offering discounts to drivers in Florida and its Facebook fans.
Discount car rental company E-Z Rent-A-Car is offering holiday travelers discounts on rental car rates with both locally targeted promotions as well as a national Facebook promotion.
Travelers looking to rent a car in Florida during the holiday season can take 10 percent off E-Z Rent-A-Car's rates. E-Z Rent-A-Car offers in-terminal car rentals in Orlando and car rental locations in Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Travelers can book online at E-Z's special Holidays in Florida page: http://ezrac.com/hif. This discount is good for all bookings for rental car pickups until Jan. 3, 2011.
E-Z Rent-A-Car also is offering its Facebook fans that login through the Facebook page an automatic discount of 3 percent off all base rates, for all corporate locations nationwide. The Facebook promotion can be found at http://www.facebook.com/ezrentacar. If you login with Facebook on the confirmation page this discount will automatically be applied, and currently has no expiration date.
"We realize that the holidays are a time when many want or need to travel. But we also know this is a time where every dollar counts," said Charlie Graham of E-Z Rent-A-Car. "We are always striving to be the most affordable car rental option out there, and these discounts will hopefully make it that much easier for people to be where they want this holiday season."
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