This document discusses global car rental markets and operations. It outlines the main reasons for renting a car, including commercial/business use, leisure/social use, as a replacement vehicle, or when traveling with luggage. The largest car rental companies globally are Hertz, Budget, and Avis. Cars can be rented for business or leisure purposes. Rental vehicles come in various classes and types, and renters must choose options like transmission type and air conditioning. Customers may require extra amenities or special services. Insurance options vary depending on the rental rate type. Major companies maintain fleets and inspect cars after each rental. Renters must choose how to handle fuel costs. Car rentals are distributed directly, through travel agents and

1. Global Car RentalGlobal Car Rental
By: Julie Anne R.Valdez

2. Why Car Rental?Why Car Rental?
These are the main reason for renting a
car.
Commercial/Business
Leisure/Social
Replacement
With Lots of luggage

3. Car rental is the right means of getting
around in these situation.
With a small children
With animals
When wishing to visit many different places in
giving area within a short period of time.
When intending to discover the countryside
and meet local people.

4. The key Market playersThe key Market players
There are fewer than ten globally
operating companies, companies
including Alamo, avis, budget, dollar,
europcar, hertz, national, and thrifty.
The largest, by number of location,
are hertz, budget, and avis.

5. Key MarketsKey Markets
Globally operating car rental companies sell
their services directly to.
The Public
Travel agent (individual and chains)
Airplanes
Specialized car rental brokers.
There are two main markets to car:
Business and leisure. As a travel agent, you
have for main partners: Car rental
companies, tour operators, car brokers, and
airlines.

6. Vehicles and Vehicles Matrix codeVehicles and Vehicles Matrix code
Class Type Transmission Air condition
M Mini
E Economy
C Compact
I Intermediate
S Standards
F Full size
P Premium
L Luxury
X Special
C 2/4 Door
B 2 Door
D 4 Door
W Wagon
V Van
L Limousine
S Sports
T Convertible
F 4 Wheel
P Pick up
J All terrain
A Automatic
M Manual
R Yes
N No
To make it easy for booking to define the vehicles requested by each
customer, there is the vehicles matrix code as approved by the air
transport association of America and outlined in the practice
Standard Interline Passenger Procedures (SIPP)

7. Extra AmenitiesExtra Amenities
Cars can be equipped according to your
clients particular needs or for particular
road conditions in certain areas with, for
instance:
Toddler and baby car seats
Rood luggage racks
Ski/Winter equipment
On board navigation system
Mobile telephone

8. Special Request and ServicesSpecial Request and Services
Special physically challenge or
handicapped drivers, services such as
designated parking at car rental stations
are easy access transfer buses in airport
locations are provided .

9. InsuranceInsurance
The only general rule is that cars usually
do not come with insurance. Insurance
options defend on the rate
type/programmed you book for
costumers. There are generally speaking,
3 programmers/rate types available. It is
vital for you to know what has been
offered to you at the time of
reservations, as high impact of price.

10. MaintenaceMaintenace
The major car rental companies operate
fleet quality program. They check their
vehicle after each rental. Normal wear
and tears is included in the rental fees.
However, petrol is the client concern.
Three ways handling petrol cost have
involved over the last few years and
clients usually have choice of scheme at
the pick up rental.

11. Bring the tank back full
Leave the filling up to rental company
and pay heavy extras (up to 100%) more
than official petrol price for the fuel
required to refill the convince of this
services.
Buy tank full of petrol at a relatively low
from the car rental company at the
beginning of the rental; what is the left at
the end of contract belongs the car rental
company.

12. How and Where Car Rental isHow and Where Car Rental is
DistributedDistributed
Directly
Through travel agents and airline officers.
Through car rental offices and their
websites.

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