Hertz Announces Return of its Global Sale
Hertz customers can save up to 33% on bookings in more than 100 countries from now until March 31.
The Hertz Corp. has announced the return of the Hertz Global Sale, which provides customers up to 33% discount on bookings in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Available on bookings made up until Sept. 15, the savings are applicable on cars reserved and collected between now and March 31, excluding short term, blackout periods. According to Hertz, the discounted car rental is available at participating locations through Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa, while discounted Hertz van rental is also offered in the U.K. and Italy.
The discounts received on international car rentals across participating countries in Europe and the Middle East are up to 33% depending on the location, says Hertz, while the discount received for international car rentals in countries in the Americas and Asia Pacific is 20%. All discounts are subject to availability and terms and conditions.
According to Hertz, savings will be applied when booking online at www.hertz.co.uk or by phone with the code “CDP 778700.”
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