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Despite the challenging circumstances of COVID-19, Surprice Car Rentals has developed a new policy for an updated quality control of its services.
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Surprice Car Rentals has launched corporate stations in downtown Athens, and the Athens, Thessaloniki, and Heraklion airports, the company announced.
Despite the challenging circumstances of COVID-19, Surprice Car Rentals has developed a new policy for an updated quality control of its services.
"We strongly believe that with the launch of corporate stations, we will also raise the standards for our franchisees and achieve even higher levels in terms of quality of service," the company said in a statement.
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