Routes Car Rental Announces Affiliate Partnership with Inter Fleet
Inter Fleet joins Routes Car Rental to expand the brand in Poland.
Inter Fleet already has 13 branches and about 700 vehicles available across Poland, bringing more options for Routes customers.
Photo courtesy of Routes Car Rental
Inter Fleet joins Routes Car Rental to represent its brand in Poland through an affiliation partnership. With this partnership, customers will now be able to rent a wide variety of current model vehicles from airport locations in Warsaw, Cracow, and Gdansk.
Inter Fleet is a car and van rental company headquartered in Warsaw and has been operating in the Polish market since 2015. The company has 13 branches throughout Poland and operates a fleet of about 700 current model vehicles available for short-, medium-, and long-term rentals for all customers.
“This partnership with Routes Car Rental is yet another step in the development of the Inter Fleet brand,” says Tomasz Pulter, CEO of Inter Fleet. “We are very happy to start working with Routes and are convinced this relationship will benefit both brands.”
“We are thrilled to be working with such a professional company as Inter Fleet and have them as our affiliate in Poland” adds Bob Thunell, vice president of sales for Routes Car Rental.
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