Hertz VP: Business as usual for Hertz in Asia

Hertz VP: Business as usual for Hertz in Asia
Hertz VP: Business as usual for Hertz in Asia
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Eoin MacNeill, hertz‘s Vice President, APAC made the following comments to reinforce that it is business as usual for Hertz in ايشيا:

“The short term self-drive vehicle rental industry, of which Hertz is a key player, has been deeply impacted around the world by the Covid-19 pandemic and the consequent downturn in domestic and international travel. However, Hertz continues to operate as normal in ايشيا. This includes the following علائقا; سينگاپور, گام, Saipan, ٿائيليند, ملائيشيا, تائيوان, هانگ ڪانگ, برونائي, پاڪستان, ڪمبوڊيا, ويتنام, Macao, جاپان, فلپائن، ڪوريا، انڊيا ۽ مينينڊلينڊ چين.

“The decision by Hertz Global Holdings and certain of its U.S. and Canadian subsidiaries to voluntarily file for reorganization under Chapter 11 in متحده امارتون Courts has no material impact on Hertz operations in ايشيا which each operate under franchise arrangements.

“Customers can expect the same high level of service and reliability with enhanced cleaning protocols for extra peace of mind and Hertz loyalty program points and rewards are not affected.

“It’s business as usual for Hertz in ايشيا. Hertz locations are open across the APAC region and ready to help customers with their rental needs – whether for business or leisure purposes.  All Hertz reservation, loyalty and customer programs continue to operate, including Hertz Gold Plus Rewards as well as our rewards, coupon and voucher programs.

“Since the pandemic began, we have undertaken a range of measures to reduce costs and ensure we keep the business as robust as possible in both markets. We have cut all discretionary spending, reduced labour costs and sought new rental agreements with landlords. We have also been de-fleeting our network, and de-registering unused vehicles.”

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  • “The short term self-drive vehicle rental industry, of which Hertz is a key player, has been deeply impacted around the world by the COVID-19 pandemic and the consequent downturn in domestic and international travel.
  • “Since the pandemic began, we have undertaken a range of measures to reduce costs and ensure we keep the business as robust as possible in both markets.
  • and Canadian subsidiaries to voluntarily file for reorganization under Chapter 11 in the United States Courts has no material impact on Hertz operations in Asia which each operate under franchise arrangements.

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