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The airport locations will be added to the many other cities Surprice operates across the country.
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Surprice Car Rentals continues its global growth with two new destinations in Italy. The operator announced that it has now opened in Milano Linate airport and Firenze airport.
Surprice Car Rentals Italy has already opened in Bergamo, Bologna, Cagliari, Catania, Fiumicino, Napoli Capodichino, Paderno Dugnano, Roma Ciampino, Sorrento, Pompei, Salerno, Venice and Pisa.
In its announcement, Surprice said its aim is to ensure high-level services and a quality network throughout Italy and work to continue expanding to more locations.
Earlier this month, Surprice announced Pisa and Venice.
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