WHY IT RATES: Travel agents looking to book chauffeur services for clients traveling to Asia should consider Hertz after the company announced it has launched a dedicated website.—Donald Wood, Breaking News Senior Writer.
Hertz Asia has launched Hertz Chauffeur website to make it easier for customers, including travel agents, to book chauffeur services for a full day, half a day and airport or city transfers.
Hertz Chauffeur is now available for bookings in Brunei, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand. To celebrate the launch, customers booking online between now and June 30 can receive discounted rates when they quote PC# 204306 under “PC Code.”
Eoin MacNeill, Vice President, Hertz Asia Pacific, said: “The launch of the Hertz Chauffeur website for travelers visiting Asia strengthens Hertz’s comprehensive range of transport solutions, to suit the evolving needs of all our customers.”
“We see Hertz Chauffeur benefitting corporate and leisure travelers seeking the comfort and ease of a personal chauffeur,” MacNeill continued. “The service will especially appeal to customers who, due to local legislation, are not permitted to drive in China, and those who simply want to enjoy extra peace of mind when traveling to any of the countries where the service is available.”
The new website allows customers to book a vehicle with a driver in four simple steps, receive email confirmation with booking details, and easily create, manage and edit their own itineraries. In addition, it applies discount codes instantly, including corporate discounts where there’s a Hertz Chauffeur Drive agreement in place.
Further benefits of Hertz Chauffeur include:
—Broad range of latest model vehicles from full-size sedans, spacious people movers to luxury limousines
—Professional, English speaking drivers
—Meet and greet feature for customers to be welcomed by a driver upon arrival at the designated airport or pick-up point
—Driver’s details, including phone number and emergency hotline, sent to the customer via email prior to the flight arrival
For more information, reach out to your local travel agent.
SOURCE: Hertz Asia Pacific press release.
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