The Hertz Corporation and ExpertFlyer.com have partnered to provide small businesses exclusive savings on travel services including Hertz rental cars, ExpertFlyer.com membership, and discounts from other corporate program participants.

"We are delighted that ExpertFlyer is now a partner in our Hertz business account program," says Michael Senackerib, chief marketing officer, The Hertz Corporation. "Our goal at Hertz is to provide customers with a value proposition that exceeds their expectations. Building our business account program with travel service partners such as ExpertFlyer expands that proposition to small businesses to help them maximize their budgets, especially during these trying economic times."

The Hertz business account program offers exclusive savings and benefits to small businesses including up to 20 percent off car rentals, complimentary membership to Hertz No. 1 Club Gold for the first year, and the ability to earn credits toward free rentals. In addition to savings on Hertz products and services, members enjoy exclusive savings from other program partners including American Express OPEN and FedEx. These benefits, and more, will be available to all new and current ExpertFlyer subscribers.

As a corporate partner in the Hertz business account program, ExpertFlyer.com will extend a 15 percent discount on its subscription fee to all Hertz program members.

ExpertFlyer provides business travelers and frequent flyers with unique features and functions for obtaining complete, concise, and efficient ways to access worldwide air travel information.

"ExpertFlyer offers a series of unique travel tools that allow business travelers to make well-informed travel decisions," explains Chris Lopinto, president and co-founder of ExpertFlyer.com. "Having an internationally-respected brand like Hertz as a member of our 'Partner Program' enhances our efforts to provide maximum value for our subscribers. Ultimately, the collaborative effort between the two companies will strengthen the buying power of business travelers."