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Rental Car Provider Adds Another Spot on the Globe
The international provider opens for business in the nation of Georgia that lies along the Black Sea coast on a land bridge between Russia and Iran.
September 9, 2023
Carwiz recently opened car rental locations across the nation of Georgia, including in the Black Sea coastal city of Batumi.
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Carwiz, a global rent-a-car company, announced on Sept. 6 its entry into the nation of Georgia on the Caucuses region.
Carwiz is furthering its presence in Georgia after it recently established outlets in Hungary, Italy, Kenya, and Jamaica.
Georgia, nestled in the heart of the Caucasus, is known for its diverse landscapes between the Black and Caspian seas, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. This strategically chosen expansion into Georgia aligns with Carwiz's mission to provide car rental services for leisure and business travelers.
Carwiz has multiple service locations in Georgia, including Tbilisi International Airport, Kutaisi International Airport, and Batumi International Airport.
“This marks a significant achievement in our global journey as we introduce our premium car rental services to customers who wish to explore Georgia's breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture,” said Vladimir Banović, COO of CARWIZ International, in a news release. “Our goal is to surpass customer expectations and deliver unforgettable experiences for car renters in Georgia."
Carwiz promotes its high level of professionalism, quality service, and personalized attention to customers. The company said it offers a wide range of well-maintained vehicles, easy pickup and drop-off services, and a team of experienced professionals.
Founded in 2017, Carwiz has rapidly expanded its operations worldwide, establishing a strong presence in numerous countries.
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