Prior News: Zezgo Opens in Dominican Republic
Zezgo Rent A Car Opens in Puerto Rico
The car rental company opens a number of offices on the island with service at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport as it expands in the Caribbean.

Javier Vazquez's team will be taking on the brand's location in Puerto Rico.
Photos: Zezgo/Canva
Zezgo Rent A Car announces its operation on the island of Puerto Rico with initial opening at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. The company will service both business travelers and tourists with a range of nearly new vehicles, according to its announcement. The opening is part of Zezgo’s expansion plans in the Caribbean.
Rick Little, co-founder and company chairman for TL International Group T/A Zezgo Rent a Car, said: “The Zezgo brand continues to attract car rental business investors because of its proven operational methods and the service it offers to the customer. There are many lucrative locations worldwide that are still available under franchise agreements and each opening, just like this opening in Puerto Rico, is a special moment in the development of the brand. I am pleased to formally welcome Javier Vazquez and his team to the family and look forward to a very prosperous future for both companies. ...The official opening of the brand in April will be attended by Mr. Taylor, co-founder & CEO of TL International group T/A Zezgo Rent A Car.
Javier Vazquez added: “We are so excited to join the Zezgo family. From the moment I contacted the team they made me feel like part of the family; they even invited me to join them for they yearly dinner get-together. Having spoke with Mr. Little, I knew immediately this was the company we needed to partner with. So excited to be getting started!”
As TL International Group invests in the Zezgo brand, it says that many lucrative locations are available around the world as the brand is released on all continents. Franchises are available in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, South America Australia, and Antarctica.
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