Go Rentals Offers Vaxxed Kiwis 25% Discount
Customers will need to show proof of their first or second vaccination upon pickup to access the discount.

The rental must be booked by Nov. 10 for travel dates from now until Dec. 24.
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Kiwi-owned Go Rentals thanks New Zealanders who have been vaccinated by offering them 25% off their rental if booked by Nov. 10, for travel dates from now until Dec. 24.
Customers will need to show proof of their 1st or 2nd vaccination upon pick up to unlock the discount, and use promo code VAX25 at checkout. This offer is available for any car (excluding Teslas) at branches nationwide.
“Summer’s just around the corner and, like everyone else in the tourism and travel industry, we can’t wait to get moving again,” says James Dalglish, chief operating officer at Go Rentals. “Offering a discount to vaccinated hirers who have chosen to receive the vaccine is a simple way to recognise their efforts in supporting local tourism, whether on a day trip or going further afield.”
Go understands that it is not possible for every New Zealander to be vaccinated. For that reason, anybody who is able to produce an exemption certificate will still be entitled to the discount.
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