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Opodo launches exclusive deal with Holiday Autos
Online travel portal, Opodo, has signed an exclusive deal with Holiday Autos to provide a new online car rental service.
The new service will launch in Germany and the UK today and will roll out across all other Opodo sites as they launch throughout Europe. The new offering will provide Opodo customers with access to low cost, fully inclusive car rental in all of Holiday Autos 4,000 locations worldwide, with access to a fleet of over 750,000 cars, worldwide.
To launch the new partnership Opodo customers are being offered a £15/e25 discount available on bookings made before 11th April 2002.
Commenting on the deal, Giovanni Bisignani, CEO of Opodo said: “As an online travel portal it is extremely important to us that our customers have access to a full range of travel products and we believe that they will be delighted with this new service.”
Clive Jacobs, Chairman and CEO of Holiday Autos said: “We look forward to a fruitful partnership with Opodo which is already showing impressive results since its launch.”
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