Hertz Announces Discount Opportunity for Concert Season
A new offer from Hertz, AAA and Live Nation Entertainment gives customers $35 off a minimum five-day rental and $50 in Live Nation Concert Cash. The promotion runs until April 30.
The Hertz Corp. and two of its corporate partners — AAA and Live Nation Entertainment — launched a promotion in honor of the 2013 concert season, according to a company announcement on March 25.
Hertz customers who book online using a AAA discount code will receive a $35 discount on a weekly rental and receive $50 in Live Nation Concert Cash for select concert tickets or merchandise.
The rental must be a minimum of five days and occur between March 1 and April 30 in order to qualify. Customers also need to provide a valid email address to receive Live Nation Concert Cash code and redemption information.
“Driving and music go hand in hand and we're pleased to offer Hertz customers special AAA discounts along with savings on their next concert experience,” said Hertz Chairman and CEO Mark P. Frissora. “We value our corporate relationships and make them work for the benefit of consumers to expand their travel-related experiences and reward them for choosing Hertz.”
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