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Finalrentals Launches in Trinidad and Tobago
Marking its 11th country and sixth in the Caribbean, Finalrentals announces its newest affiliate in Trinidad and Tobago.
October 17, 2022
The Trinidad and Tobago location is already in operation, serving the Caribbean country.
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Finalrentals expands its network to its 11th country globally and sixth in the Caribbean in less than six months.
Trinidad and Tobago are one of the most scenic island destinations in the Caribbean and is now home to Finalrentals as it continues to expand its network in the Caribbean. The partnership has been secured by Kampbell’s Auto Rental, a young local car rental business in Trinidad and Tobago.
“We have seen incredible growth of our technology and brand in the Caribbean, and we are excited to add yet another location into our network to provide more options to our customers around the world to explore the beauty of the Caribbean, as well as Trinidad and Tobago,” said Ammar Akhtar, the founder and CEO of Finalrentals.
“… We are proud and very excited to bring [Finalrentals] to Trinidad and Tobago through our local presence in the island, we will be serving customers with great customer service,” said Keston Campbell, the owner of Finalrentals program in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Trinidad and Tobago affiliate will operate in full swing and will serve across the nation, including all the major tourist destinations as well as the main international airports.
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