Tourism & Hospitality | Sunday 6 November, 2016 3:35 am |

Dollar Rent A Car, one of the fastest growing car rental companies in the Middle East, will highlight its latest fleet of luxury cars at this year’s World Travel Market (WTM), the leading global event for the travel industry running from 7th to 9th November in ExCeL – London.

 

Visitors and residents to the UAE can now drive premium cars like Dodge Challenger SRT7.5, Mini Cooper and Jeep Wrangler at affordable prices.

 

Dominic Hagerty, Head of Sales & Marketing, said: “Our strategy is to always offer our customers luxurious experience so whether you are a resident of the UAE or a holidaymaker, we want them to enjoy driving around the city with premium cars so we have added luxury cars to our fleet of car rentals. The car rental market is a competitive industry in the UAE and companies which can demonstrate a better customer offering will succeed now and in the future.”

 

He added: “Our participation for the eighth consecutive year at WTM will help us learn from international travelers and understand what they look for in their car rental needs when they travel. Dollar Rent A Car will continue to grow its key partnerships with tour operators and hotel groups who cater to the increasing numbers of tourists visiting the UAE.”

 

The team will also share with existing and potential partners their loyalty programme which is scheduled to be released in 2017. Visitors and exhibitors can visit Dollar Rent A Car on the White Surgeon boat, positioned on the London Docklands adjacent to the London ExCel arena during the 3-day show.

WTM London, now on its 37th year, is the leading global event for the travel industry to meet industry professionals and conduct business deals. Through its industry networks, unrivalled global reach, WTM London creates personal and business opportunities, providing customers with quality contacts, content and communities. It provides a unique opportunity for the whole global travel trade to meet, network, negotiate and conduct business.