Travelauto Adds Fox Rent-A-Car
After adding Sixt, Travelauto has recently added Fox Rent-A-Car to its online car rental portfolio in order to serve more customers in major U.S. airport locations.
Fox Rent-A-Car has been added to Travelauto.com's online car rental platform. Photo courtesy of Fox Rent-A-Car.
Fox Rent-A-Car has been added to Travelauto.com's online car rental platform. Photo courtesy of Fox Rent-A-Car.
Travelauto, a UAE-based car rental and limousine platform, has added Fox Rent a Car to its online service portfolio.
With Fox Rent-A-Car, Travelauto provides car rental options for several of the U.S. major airport locations, including Phoenix Airport, San Jose Airport, San Diego Airport, Las Vegas Airport, Seattle Airport, Miami Airport, Los Angeles Airport, San Francisco Airport and Salt Lake City Airport.
Travelers can pre-book their car rental at Travelauto.com. Serving as an online car rental marketplace, Travelauto.com has been successful in the Emirates region, says the company. With the recent addition of Sixt and Fox Rent a Car, Travelauto is serving more locations worldwide, especially in the U.S. and the U.K.
“With the two major car rental companies SIXT Worldwide and Fox Rent a Car, we have covered most of the regions,” said Mr. Chandra Moulli, CEO of Travelauto.com. “Soon we would be live with a few other major car rental giants in a month’s time, allowing our customers to choose their preferred car rental service provider in the United States.”
For more details, visit www.travelauto.com.
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