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Rentalcars Connect Partners With Icelandair
Rentalcars Connect, a division of Rentalcars.com, has announced a partnership agreement with Icelandair.

Logo courtesy of Rentalcars Connect.

Logo courtesy of Rentalcars Connect.
Rentalcars Connect, a division of Rentalcars.com, has announced a partnership agreement with Icelandair.
The partnership means the airline’s customers can select from an inventory of vehicles offered by Rentalcars Connect.
Rentalcars Connect’s platform now allows customers to book car rentals in their preferred language and local currency, according to the company. Rentalcars Connect provides rental cars in over 163 countries.
“Icelandair’s objective has always been to provide our customers with refreshing and reliable products from quality providers, which add to their travel experience,” said Einar Páll Tómasson, Icelandair’s director of marketing and business development. “Our customers can now benefit from efficient car rental service and attractive points rewards. In Rentalcars Connect, we have found a proactive and enjoyable partner, and we are delighted to be working with such dedicated people. We look forward to bringing new and exciting projects to light.”
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