Hertz Reduces Winter Rates in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Hertz UAE is now offering reductions of up to 15% on its car rental rates and double bonus air travel points with Emirates Airlines, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, Lufthansa and Air France for visitors to the Emirates when they book a Hertz UAE rent-a-car.
Hertz United Arab Emirates winter holiday promotion features special rental rates and double air travel points, the Hertz Corp. announced Dec. 12.
Hertz UAE is now offering reductions of up to 15% on its car rental rates and double bonus air travel points with Emirates Airlines, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, Lufthansa and Air France for visitors to the Emirates when they book a Hertz UAE rent-a-car.
"December is a fantastic time to visit the UAE because the temperatures are ideal and Abu Dhabi and Dubai are both buzzing with great events,” said Michel Taride, president of Hertz International. “The reduced prices and bonus air travel points from Hertz will help travellers enjoy their stay just that little bit more and help save them some money ahead of the festive season.”
Part of the Al-Futtaim Group, Hertz UAE has expanded its network to 15 locations across the Emirates by opening an exclusive service desk at Abu Dhabi International Airport, a new branch at Etihad Plaza and a branch in Al Ain.
Reservations can be booked directly from www.hertz.co.uk using CDP 754898 and PC 165874 discount codes. The offer applies to all car groups for rentals of up to 20 days in duration and excludes extras. All vehicles must be booked and picked up by January 15th, 2012.
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