LONDON, ENGLAND, January 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Demand for car hire Dubai is expected to rise in 2012 according to leading car hire company Rhinocarhire.com. Following a rise of nearly 10% in bookings in 2011 over 2010, Rhinocarhire.com expect the upward trend to continue into 2012 for Dubai car hire. Dubai's appeal can be attributed to its growing popularity as a year-round sun resort boasting golden sandy beaches with a state of the art cityscape backdrop and associated amenities.
With more than 120 airlines operating to and from Dubai International Airport covering more than 250 destinations, Dubai is well connected for tourism. Car hire Dubai Airport is a popular choice for tourists looking to avoid the crowds and public transport and offers excellent value with rates starting from just GBP9 per day*.
With so much to see and do in Dubai, having a rental car is a great way to get around. The infrastructure of this Emirate is well developed and getting around is simple in a rental car. Having a rental car in Dubai will allow you to see the Wild Wadi Water Park or the Ski Centre without having to rely on public transport or organised tours.
Marketing Manager, Phil Partridge, commented "The popularity of Dubai is increasing all the time and we are seeing demand for car hire follow that trend. Most tourists collect the car straight from the airport however we are seeing a number collect from our downtown locations or their Hotel to make a few day trips rather than have a car for their entire stay. We are flexible and can cater for different drop off locations so there is no excuse not to visit the out of town attractions."
*Prices based on 7 days rental of mini class vehicle during January 2012 - prices correct at time of going to press and subject to availability.
About Rhinocarhire.com
Rhinocarhire.com launched in June 2008 and quickly made an impact in the on-line car hire market. Voted 'Best Car Hire Website 2010' at the Travolution Awards Rhinocarhire.com has established itself amongst the leading car hire websites. Comparing car hire rates at over 20,000 locations worldwide, Rhinocarhire.com offers the lowest prices to its customers, backed up by a dedicated customer support network.
For further information or to book your car hire please visit www.rhinocarhire.com.
Media Contact
Phil Partridge
T: 0203 384 3580
media@rhinocarhire.com
Rhinocarhire.com Expect Increase in Demand for Car Hire in Dubai
Leading car hire website predicts rise in Dubai car rentals in 2012.
2012-01-11
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