Sixt Opens Franchises at Boston and Charleston Airports
Sixt SE and its U.S. Franchise Unit (Sixt Franchise USA, LLC) have opened two new franchise locations to service Boston Logan International Airport and Charleston International Airport.
Photo courtesy of Sixt.
Photo courtesy of Sixt.
Sixt SE and its U.S. Franchise Unit (Sixt Franchise USA, LLC) announce the opening of new branches to service Boston Logan International Airport and Charleston International Airport.
These two airport branches continue Sixt’s airport network in the United States.
"The franchise opening in Boston greatly enhances our presence in New England and the Northeast U.S., and travelers flying into Boston will enjoy renting premium vehicles like a BMW 328i or BMW 528i from Sixt," said Craig Olson, executive vice president of Sixt’s North America Franchise Development. "The franchise opening in Charleston further strengthens the Sixt network in the Carolinas and the Southeast U.S."
The Sixt franchise system has more than 80 master franchisees operating from nearly 1,100 worldwide locations, according to the company.
In the U.S., Sixt franchises are already operating in nine states with openings in additional states planned for later this year. Current U.S. franchise locations include Austin, Las Vegas, San Diego and Minneapolis.
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