According to new data in in the second annual State of Business Travel Survey by National Car Rental, millennials are capitalizing on a new, unofficial work perk: “bleisure” travel.
The men took orders from U.S.-bound Chinese tourists and then used stolen credit cards to purchase credit card vouchers for them.
To showcase its commitment to providing frequent travelers with the innovative tech they crave, National Car Rental will partner with Andru Edwards, founder and chief executive officer of Gear Live and host of Geekwire, to broadcast live on Jan. 8 and 9 from 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas to discuss the future of business travel technology.
The J.D. Power 2018 North America Rental Car Satisfaction Study found that Enterprise ranks highest in overall customer satisfaction for a fifth consecutive year.
Car rental companies operating at the Long Beach (Calif.) Airport will be getting a new home, as the airport enters into its second phase of renovations.
Enterprise Holdings Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Christine Taylor participated in a panel at the Global Business Travel Association convention to discuss advantages and challenges of the growing global travel industry.
Through its Emerald loyalty program, National seeks to increase members’ free rental days with “One Two Free” promotion.
The website is specifically designed to meet the needs of Emerald Club members, with more information about the loyalty club’s services, including essential account management, reservation, and communication options.
Business travelers to China can now book their reservations directly through the Deem Work Fource application.
Business Travel News magazine also recently recognized National and Enterprise for their mobile app technology, quality of data reporting, and consistent communication, naming them as the top two car rental brands in its annual Car Rental Survey for the fourth consecutive year.