Green Motion Continues Caribbean Expansion
The latest franchise in Bonaire adds to the existing location in Curaçao, expanding the brand in the Dutch Caribbean.
Pictured: Team Green Motion Bonaire: Migdalia Beaumont, Diane Winkel, and Heinrich Cornelis.
Photo: Green Motion
Car rental brand Green Motion has announced in a statement the launch of its latest Caribbean destination in Bonaire.
Acquired by local car rental entrepreneur Rick Hart who has vast experience within the Dutch Caribbean car rental sector and who also owns and operates the Green Motion Master Franchise for Curaçao, the operation will support the main international airport with a temporary meet & greet service before moving into their dedicated on-terminal booth at the airport later this year.
"We are delighted to be expanding our presence once again within the Caribbean, and incredibly pleased that Rick chose to acquire a second Green Motion Master Franchise — we are very much looking forward to continuing to work closely with him and his team on the development and success of our brand in the Dutch Caribbean," said Green Motion founder & CEO Richard Lowden in the statement.
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