This Is Auto Rental: A Celebration in Photos
Send us photos of your auto rental company for inclusion in our online gallery.
Here's an example of the types of photos we're looking for. Photo courtesy of MPG Car Rental in Los Angeles.
As part of our ongoing celebration of the magazine’s 25th anniversary, Auto Rental News invites auto rental operators to submit photos of their location(s) and their personnel to be posted in an online gallery on our website. Corporate, franchised and independent auto rental companies from around the world are encouraged to participate.
“This is a celebration of the auto rental industry,” said Chris Brown, executive editor of Auto Rental News. “We intend for this photo gallery to showcase the breadth and diversity of the auto rental universe from all corners of the world.”
Ideally, the photo should include a company logo and staff, taken inside or outside the car rental location. The rest we’ll leave up to you. Please include your name and title, company name, city, state/province and country, and also identify the people in the photo.
There is no submissions deadline; though the sooner we get a large collection of photos the sooner we will create the gallery. Submit today!
Please email photos to editor@autorentalnews.com or upload them directly to our Facebook page.
Here's an example of the types of photos we're looking for. Photo courtesy of MPG Car Rental in Los Angeles.
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