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ICRS 2024: Understanding the Post-Pandemic Wholesale Market
As the wholesale market returns to a new normal following the pandemic, this seminar looks at an overview of the current market, including inventory and pricing, as well as emerging trends.
February 28, 2024
This seminar looks at an overview of the current wholesale market and emerging trends on the horizon.
Graphic: Bobit
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As the wholesale market returns to a more stable state, what does the new normal look like?
In this International Car Rental Show seminar, attendees will get a more detailed look into the current wholesale and used retail market.
After presenting an overview of the current wholesale market, Dr. Alex Yurchenko, Black Book’s chief data science officer, will examine inventory and pricing. Then he will focus on the future – providing a view of the market in the next 12 to 36 months, including identifying emerging trends on the horizon.
The “Wholesale Market Deep-Dive” seminar will be moderated by Martin Romjue, Bobit Fleet Group managing editor and Auto Rental News managing editor.
The International Car Rental Show will be held April 15-17, 2024, at Horseshoe Las Vegas. Registration is open, and early bird pricing ends March 15.
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