Sixt Rent a Car has expanded its international car rental network in the Middle East to include Kuwait, with locations at the Kuwait International Airport and Kuwait City.
by Staff
February 24, 2015
Sixt has opened new locations in Kuwait, including Kuwait City. Photo via Wikimedia.
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Sixt has opened new locations in Kuwait, including Kuwait City. Photo via Wikimedia.
Sixt Rent a Car has expanded in the Middle East by adding locations in Kuwait, including at the Kuwait International Airport and Kuwait City.
Kuwait Sixt will be offering a range of services from short- and long-term car rentals to limousine service, including a premium fleet of sports cars and SUVs, says the company.
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“The Middle East is a very important region for business and industry,” said Rüdiger Proske, senior vice president of franchise at Sixt. “Sixt’s high-quality services are very popular in the region and are growing fast. Launching ourselves in Kuwait was therefore the next logical step in our expansion: by establishing a presence in this emirate, we will offer business customers and private travelers an even more closely knit network of mobility services in the Middle East.”
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