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York Car Rental Opens New Franchise in Guatemala
The new location is the latest one for the international auto rental company's growing affiliate program.
July 15, 2024
York's new facility in Guatemala City offers a variety of vehicles ranging from economical cars to luxury SUVs.
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York Car Rental, a discounted rental car company, has opened a new branch in Guatemala, offering a range of vehicles to meet the diverse needs of travelers and residents alike.
Located in the heart of Guatemala City, the new facility offers a variety of vehicles ranging from economical cars to luxury SUVs suited for tourists exploring the nation or residents looking for temporary use of a car.
York Car Rental of Guatemala said it emphasizes maintenance, safety, and reliability as standards for personalized customer service.
“Our mission is to provide our customers with the best possible car rental experience,” said Michael Fathi, CEO of Hub Mobility Group, in a news release. “We understand the unique needs of our clients and are committed to exceeding their expectations."
From the historic ruins of Tikal to the stunning shores of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala offers a plethora of attractions.
York Car Rental has operated in the car rental industry for 16 years. The new location is the latest in the company’s growing affiliate program worldwide, which it launched in 2021. It numbers about 30 rental outlets so far.
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