Enterprise Holdings, the world’s largest car rental company, has announced that its flagship Enterprise Rent-A-Car brand has begun operating in Argentina, Paraguay and Curacao this month.
O le Enterprise Holdings e ona le Enterprise Rent-A-Car faʻapea foi ma le National Car Rental ma Alamo Rent A Car ituaiga. O le Enterprise Rent-A-Car brand - e aofia ai le lauiloa Enterprise Plus faamaoni - o le a ofoina atu i tagata faʻatau i malaevaʻalele autu i Bariloche, Buenos Aires ma Mendoza, Argentina; Asunción, Paraguay; ma Willemstad, Curacao. O le igoa muamua o le taulaga-nofoaga na tatalaina foi i Asunción ia Setema ma isi nofoaga ua fuafuaina mo le tolu atunuʻu.
O le National Car Rental na faʻalauteleina foʻi lana tautua - e aofia ai ma le faʻailoga o le Emerald Club loyalty program - i nofoaga i Atenitina ma Paraguay.
"O loʻo i ai le faʻatupulaia o le tuputupu aʻe gafatia mo laʻua kamupani ma faʻafiafia taʻavale totogi i Latina Amerika," fai mai Peter A. Smith, sui peresitene o le lalolagi franchise i Enterprise Holdings. O Smith sa fai ma ana saunoaga autu i le 2016 International Car Rental Show i le mea na ia faamamafaina ai le televave o le faʻavaomalo faavaomalo a le kamupani ma tuʻufaʻatasia upega tafailagi.
Enterprise Holdings 'tuputupu aʻe i ki autu Atenitina, Paraguay ma Curacao maketi atagia ai lana vaʻaiga e fausia se maeʻa ma faʻavaomalo vaʻavaʻaia fale mautotogi fesoʻotaʻiga mo maualuga tulaga lelei ma tagata faʻatau auaunaga. O le mea moni, o le Enterprise Holdings 'manuia faʻalauteleina lalolagi ua fesoasoani tulaga ia latalata i le pito i luga o le lalolagi femalagaaʻi alamanuia atoa, ma le kamupani faʻaletausaga tupe maua sili atu na gaosia e tele kamupani vaʻalele ma tele vaʻa folau laina, faletalimalo, turisi faʻagaioia ma luga o le initoneti ofisa malaga.
As a result, Enterprise Holdings has also teamed up with the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) as a category sponsor of the 2017 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards. The annual WTTC awards are among the highest accolades in the global travel industry and represent the gold standard in sustainable tourism.
