Travelauto Adds Budget Rent a Car Israel
Travelauto.com, a UAE-based car rental and limousine services platform, has added Budget Rent a Car Israel to its car rental platform.
Travelauto.com has added Budget Rent a Car Israel, which covers areas like Jerusalem. Photo via Wikimedia.
Travelauto.com has added Budget Rent a Car Israel, which covers areas like Jerusalem. Photo via Wikimedia.
Travelauto.com, a UAE-based car rental and limousine services platform, has added Budget Rent a Car Israel to its car rental platform.
“Both the car rental companies and our customers have been insisting on having car rental services in Israel,” said Chandra Moulli, CEO of Travelauto. “And after weighing the options, we have decided to add Budget Rent a Car to our portal specifically focusing on Israel destinations.”
This addition is expected to serve rental car customers traveling to Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Nazareth, Netanya and all other major municipalities within Israel, according to the company.
“Our aim is to ensure that all customers travelling to Israel can access convenient and cheap car rentals services not only from Budget Car Rental in Israel, but many other service providers offering their services in the country,” said Yuvaraj, marketing manager of Travelauto.com.
Travelauto helps customers receive car rental quotes over its Web platform for a variety of vehicles ranging from economy, standard, midsize and luxury cars.
For more information, visit www.travelauto.com.
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