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Alamo enters the Caribbean
Wednesday, 07 Feb, 2005
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Alamo has chosen Puerto Rico for its first location in the Caribbean.
The car rental company is opening at San Juan’s Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport offering 700 vehicles.
Alamo marketing director Sally Hinds said: “The Caribbean is a very popular tourist destination and the opening of our Puerto Rican location is an illustration of our commitment to this region.
“San Juan is the central hub for leisure travellers to Puerto Rico and the rest of the Caribbean, so it represents a key part of our ongoing expansion into the Americas.”
Report by Phil Davies
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