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Sixt Announces New Airline and Hotel Partnerships

Sixt announced this month partnerships with Preferred Hotel Group, and airBaltic and Iberiaairlines.

by Staff
July 9, 2012
1 min to read


Sixt entered into marketing partnerships and business agreements with Preferred Hotel Group, airBaltic and Iberia to extend benefits and services to its customers.

Under the partnership with Preferred Hotel Group, Sixt will be promoted as the car rental company of choice to Preferred Hotel Group guests in Europe and Sixt Platinum Card holders will receive a complimentary Preferred Golf membership.

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Preferred Hotel Group I Prefer members will receive up to a 10% discount on Sixt car or truck rentals and up to a 20% off on Sixt limousine services. Members can also automatically register for Sixt Gold Card membership.

Sixt’s executive partnership with the Latvian airline airBaltic will also provide airline passengers with Sixt promotions and discounts. Sixt will be added to the airBaltic portal so customers can reserve a rental immediately after they book a flight.

Sixt also teamed up with the Spanish airline Iberia to provide Iberia’s bonus miles customers with discounts ranging from 10-20% when renting vehicles from Sixt.

“Another internationally respected company has become a Sixt partner and together, we can now take our worldwide comprehensive mobility services one step further,” said Regine Sixt. “Thanks to the partnerships, I am certain that we will be able to make traveling even more enjoyable and convenient for our customers.”

To see a list of Sixt partnerships, click here.

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