Cheap Sanford and Orlando Car Hire Deals from Comparecarhire.co.uk Help Brits Save This Spring

Online car hire comparator sources new prices from top suppliers to help travellers find value for money.

2012-04-05

CEREDIGION, WALES, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) UK tourists who need to get as much as possible for their budgets when heading to Florida for a spring holiday this year can get online right now and save through new prices sourced by comparison specialist Comparecarhire.co.uk. Families headed for Disney World or the Everglades can use the latest cheap car hire prices to save money on their trip to Orlando.

Comparecarhire.co.uk reviews and updates deals on its site at all times from more than 40 of the sector's top name companies, meaning travellers can access the very latest deals. With many people choosing to fly to Orlando Airport to start their vacation, using Comparecarhire.co.uk to compare car hire Orlando deals is one smart way to have a cheap vehicle awaiting on arrival.

To explore the attractions of Orlando a rental car is a must-have. Tourists can head off into the Everglades national park, down to the Florida Keys or just around the many local theme parks at their own pace with a rental vehicle. The latest Sanford Airport deals available on Comparecarhire.co.uk right now can help people save money to spend on holiday fun and entertainment.

Andy Hemmington, spokesperson for Comparecarhire.co.uk, says: "Florida is a large state and people who have been there before know that a rental car is required to get out and around the place. By collecting a rental car on arrival at the airport using our new cheap deals travellers can enjoy great value for money and also enhanced convenience."

Comparecarhire.co.uk is one of the leading car hire comparison websites in the UK, allowing users to compare car hire prices for over 40 suppliers in 15,000 locations worldwide including Spain, Portugal, the USA and Greece, with pick up locations at all local airports and city centres.

To check the latest deals visit www.comparecarhire.co.uk.

About Comparecarhire.co.uk
Since being bought and operated by Broody Media Ltd in 2004, comparecarhire.co.uk has become one of the leading car hire comparison websites in the UK. Today we offer car hire from over 40 rental suppliers in over 15,000 locations worldwide! In 2011 we also launched our mobile product enabling our customers to now search and book on their mobiles with apps for Apple and Android also available.

Media Contact
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Email: press@comparecarhire.co.uk

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