Car hire giant Avis has doubled its UK presence over the course of the last two month with the opening of 37 new car rental outlets across the country.
This is just the start of the car hire company’s ambitious expansion plans as it revealed its intention to open a further 100 leisure car rental outlets across the UK over the coming year, and another 100 or more in 2012.
The new car hire centres have been situated in town and city locations across the country and will work in-conjunction with the 38 Avis car hire outlets situated in UK airports.
Avis boss Anthony Ainsworth described the new branch openings as a “significant achievement” and revealed that Avis is now a step closer to realising their goal of having a car hire branch within a few miles of every household in Britain.
The majority of the recently opened Avis car hire outlets have been launched in partnership with business centre operator, Regus, meaning customers can approach their local branch of Regus for car hire services in 21 locations. The remaining 16 Avis outlets which were opened this year have been launched in conjunction with leading hotels across the country.
Avis say the introduction of new car hire outlets across the country is in response to a very strong 12 months of trading in 2010. The car hire giant hopes to build on its success in 2010 with the introduction of new hire centres in Britain over the coming two years.
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