2020 Is Finally Here – Where’s the best place to spend the New Year?

New Years Eve Sydney

Where is the best place to celebrate the New Year

2019 is quickly coming to an end, and with that comes the anticipation of a new year – what better way to ring in the New Year than with one of the biggest celebrations in the world? This year the celebrations are guaranteed to be bigger, as we celebrate not just a new year, but a new decade. We’ve put together a list of the best places to count down to 2020 so you can start as you mean to go on and kick off the next decade with a bang.

Sydney, Australia

Being the first major city in the world to tick over into 2020, Sydney is renowned for its New Year celebrations and stunning fireworks displays. With dozens of ticketed events from music festivals and club nights to more upscale and exclusive events such as dinner parties and banquets, you’re guaranteed to find your dream way to spend the first moments of the year. There are also several free events including a range of family-friendly activities with music, entertainment and foods, as well as a number of vantage points where you can view the famous fireworks display as the clocks hit midnight – so be sure to take a look around and see what catches your eye. If you’re looking for bright carnival lights and a fun way to start the year, Sydney’s Lunar Park Harbour Party is the perfect place to enjoy the fireworks and have a whole load of fun, with the amusement park open until 1am for the celebrations.

For something a little more peaceful and family friendly, you could always pack up a picnic and head somewhere slightly further afield – such as the display at Darling Harbour which is specifically designed to be family friendly. This is a free event, with light shows every hour and the traditional midnight fireworks display, as well as a slightly earlier one at 9pm – meaning that those with younger families don’t necessarily have to stay out all night to join in with the celebrations.

New York City, USA

Arguably one of the most famous NYE celebrations in the world, dating back well over 100 years, they really do know how to throw a party over in New York’s Time Square! Millions of people across the world tune in to see the New Year’s Eve Ball drop, so why not start your year in the best possible way and join the festivities in person?

It’s certainly a bucket list worthy celebration, but this is one of the biggest celebrations in the world, so do be prepared for quite a lot of queuing! If you’re looking to celebrate in style with something a little more subdued, bars and venues across the city are offering everything from Gatsby themed roaring 20s parties to kick off the New Year with a bang, to high class, black tie dinner parties with unbeatable views of the fireworks display at midnight.

For something a little different, head to the harbour for the range of cruises that are available to watch from the water as the clock strikes midnight, or stop by Brooklyn Bridge for their walking tour that will give you a wonderful view of the city’s skyline as the fireworks start.

Paris, France

Where better to start a new year than in the city of love? New Year’s Eve in Paris promises a stunning firework display at the Arc de Triomphe, with more than 100,000 people gathering annually along one of the world’s most famous avenues to celebrate the new year.

For something away from the big crowds, why not see a cabaret show at the famous Moulin Rouge, or take a look at the range of parties and cruises available across the city to find your perfect way to celebrate? Most of Paris’ biggest clubs and venues throw unforgettable parties with a variety of themes, and many have rooftop terraces for a perfect view of the midnight fireworks against the city’s skyline.

London New Years Eve fireworks

London, UK

Here in England, there’s no bigger New Year’s celebration than the one that takes place on the banks of the Thames, with Big Ben ringing in the start of the new year and the stunning display of fireworks broadcast across the country from the famous London Eye. Head down for the annual fireworks display, set to the biggest musical hits of the year against the beautiful backdrop of the city. Each year the party rings in the year with a renowned musical guest – this year Craig David will be performing in the run up to the countdown.

London really does have something for everyone looking for a unique way to start their new year – from immersive West End theatre experiences to your own night at the museum, all of London’s best loved attractions are pulling out all the stops to make this new year the best one yet. If you’re after something more celebratory, the city will be filled with parties all night – including the Christmas in New York New Year’s Eve ball to celebrate USA style (perfect if you can’t make the ball drop!) or for a more elegant affair, The Petersham offers an elegant Victorian evening, with classical music and champagne to ensure a high class start to the year.

Edinburgh, Scotland

New Year’s Eve is certainly a celebration in Scotland – their annual Hogmanay festival is one of the biggest events in the Scottish calendar. The word itself translates as ‘the first day of the new year’ and as their festival shows, they know how to make it count!

Their 3 day long festival kicks off on the 30th with a torchlit procession through Edinburgh and down the famous Royal Mile to Holyrood Park, where the crowds form the iconic image of two people shaking hands and are captured by an aerial camera to be shown across the globe. On the big night itself, the 31st is marked with a unforgettable street party against the backdrop of the breathtaking Edinburgh Castle, complete with fireworks and the worldwide tradition of Auld Lang Syne. Musical performances are scheduled throughout the night to keep the party going, with Mark Ronson performing as the clock strikes midnight.

On New Year’s Day, wake yourself up with the annual tradition of a cold-water dip at the Loony Dook, where participants run into the freezing river to raise money for charities.

Here at Indigo we’re able to offer rentals across the globe for customers with a range of requirements – so if you’re heading out for the New Year and want to make your travel that little bit easier, then get in touch and we can help you find your perfect rental. But better make it quick – rentals are popular over the festive period and availability may be limited!

Whether you’re heading out to a world-famous party or staying in on the sofa with those leftover Christmas chocolates, we here at Indigo hope all of our customers have a great start to 2020 – Happy New Year!

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Car Hire With Free GPS

Car hire with free GPS

Car Hire With A Free GPS

One of the questions we are asked most here at Indigo is whether our rental cars include a GPS. While travelling in a new country is exciting, it’s important to know where you’re going to be able to make the most of your trip – which is likely why this is one of our most requested extras.

With most rental companies, a GPS is charged as an additional extra – and with most suppliers charging per day, the cost can soon add up. However, we have managed to secure a deal with our suppliers to offer FREE GPS in some European locations, meaning that customers travelling in the following locations can find their way around, without the fuss and without the fee:

This option guarantees you will receive a vehicle with a built in GPS, rather than an additional device which can be often be tricky to use. There are other alternatives when renting, such as using a mobile phone – however a vehicle with an inbuilt GPS means you get to avoid any extra roaming charges and still enjoy exploring a new city with ease, at no extra cost.

Car hire with a free GPS is only available in certain locations through us directly (not available online) and supply will be limited. If you’re travelling in any of these locations and a free GPS is an absolute must-have for your rental, contact our reservations team – they will be happy to do all the legwork to find you the best possible rental deal and help your trip go smoothly.

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Car Hire In France With Winter Tyres

Hiring A car in Holland with Winter Tyres

Hiring a car in France is pretty straight forward, as a country with huge tourism numbers you can imagaine that processes are pretty streamlined. However, if you are looking for a rental car with winter tyres in France then you could be in for one hell of a research project.

Of all of the suppliers we deal with, everyone of them is different when publishing information around winter tyres, snow chains and ski racks. We have done a lot of research with all major car hire suppliers in France and have come up with the below list of facts that you should be aware of when hiring a car in France in Winter.

Are Winter Tyres A Legal Requirement In France?

No, there are no areas in France where winter tyres are required by law, even if you are heading to a ski resort. There are some roads that you are only allowed to travel on if you are carrying snow chains, these can be requested through your supplier and cost around £40 per week.

Can Winter Tyres Be Requested When Hiring A Car In France?

Yes, winter tyres can be requested as an optional extra with some suppliers. This is only available with certain vehicle groups and can cost around €110 per week, if you are hiring for a longer period then its around €150 per month. Winter tyres are not available for one way hires.

What Else Should I Consider?

If you are hiring a car for a ski trip then you may need a ski rack, these are readily available from all suppliers in countries like France but do come at an additional cost. Bear in mind that Ski racks are made for a specific number of skis. if there is a large group of you, then one ski rack may not be enough. On the whole you will be looking at a cost of around €50 per week for a ski rack. If you are a small group, would it be worth while hiring a larger car to accommodate the skis?

If you plan on leaving France during your rental and have arranged cross border travel then the main thing you need to consider is the legal requirements of the country or countries you intend to visit. If by law you are required to have winter tyres, snow chains or anything else specific then you will need to arrange this when booking the vehicle. Not doing this could void your insurance and leave you open to legal problems with the local law enforcement. Always check local driving laws before travelling.

THIS IS VERY RELEVANT WHEN HIRING FROM GENEVA AIRPORT. AS YOU MAY KNOW GENEVA AIRPORT HAS TWO SIDES, ONE IN FRANCE AND ONE IN SWITZERLAND. MANY PEOPLE HIRE IN FRANCE AND CROSS THE BORDER INTO SWITZERLAND TO SAVE MONEY. IF YOU ARE DRIVING IN SWITZERLAND BETWEEN NOVEMBER AND MARCH THEN BY LAW YOU MUST HAVE WINTER TYRES ON THE CAR, DO NOT GET CAUGHT OUT BY THIS.

We always suggest speaking to our dedicated team of reservations specialists when hiring a car, especially when it is something out of the ordinary. We are here to help and have all of the latest information at our finger tips. Contact our team today!

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Top 5 Ski Locations In Europe

Top 5 Ski Locations In Europe

Top 5 Ski Locations In Europe For 2019/20

As it comes to the time of year where Winter hits Europe, it is now the perfect time to be booking a ski holiday. Whether you have never touched the slopes or visit every year, there is something for everyone, with many different locations to choose from. The problem is which locations are the best for skiing, here are my Top 5 ski locations in Europe.

Courchevel, France

Courchevel is the biggest and best known of the Les Trois Vallées (Three Valleys), a group of interlinked ski resorts. This resort has so much to offer, with 150km of its own mountainous runs that can be accessed by the resorts 60 lifts. Not to mention the surrounding ski runs that are connected, bringing you to a total of 600km of ski runs, that’s a lot of places to ski. With 4 glaciers, 10 summits, and heights of over 2,500 meters, you can’t ask for much more for the perfect ski resort. Whether you are a complete novice or an expert, there is something for everyone, with a quarter of all the ski runs at the resort been for beginners and a third for intermediates.

How to get to Courchevel

There are several airports that are all a similar distance away from the resort. Depending on your location and day of departure one airport might be more suited for your travel. Once you have landed at the airport you will need to travel between 2 to 3 hours depending on which airport you choose. The quickest and best way to do this is hire a car. Don’t worry we have your ski car hire covered, with ski racks, snow chains and GPS all available to make your travel as smooth as possible. If you fly to any of these airports, get in contact with us to discuss the best options for your needs.

Geneva Airport (149km) – 3 hours
Lyon Airport (187km) – 3 hours
Chambery Airport (110km) – 2 hours
Grenoble Airport (174km) – 2 hours

Zermatt, Switzerland

Want to go even higher? Zermatt is home to a ski run with altitudes of 3900 meters, making it Switzerland’s largest vertical drop. The scenic backdrop of the iconic Matterhorn that can be seen from most of the 350km alpine system makes this a favourite for many top skiers. Zermatt is renowned for it’s long runs, some are so long that they finish in the village, meaning you can ski home! There is a range of slopes at different skill levels to suit everyone. One for the more experienced skiers is to take the newly reopened, Matterhorn Glacier Ride all the way up to nearly 3900 meters. To make this trail network even safer and more accessible you can download a free app which gives you live updates of all the information you will need.

How To Get To Zermatt

Like with many ski resorts, due to their isolated location there is a long travel after your flight. There are several options of varying distances, below are all the ones in the surrounding area, so you can decide which is best for you. As you will be travelling anywhere between 1 hour and 4 hours, the best method of transportation is by having your own car. This allows you to travel at your own pace and gives you the freedom to stop off at any points of interests. We offer ski car hire at most airports, if you need to hire a car get in touch with our team who will make sure you have everything you need for your skiing holiday. Please be aware that Zermatt itself is a car free zone and the town is served by trains every 20 minutes from Täsch or by electric taxis.
Bern Airport (126km) – 2 ½ hours
Geneva Airport (230km) – 2 ½ hours
Basel Airport (232km) – 3 ½ hours
Zurich Airport (229km) – 3 ½ hours
Milan-Malpensa Airport (192km) – 3 hours

Val d’Isere, France

Due to its location, you can be sure Val d’Isere will be open well into May and some areas are even open until July. With the lowest slopes at 1,550 meters, and the highest reaching over 3,400 meters, you are guaranteed to have lots of snow. Here you can try over 300km of slopes that can be reached by over 150 ski lifts. Val d’Isere is home to an Olympic triple gold medal winner, Jean-Claude Killy, Espace Killy is even named for him. The slopes are suited to all skiers including covered magic carpet lifts for kids and some of the best instructors in the industry. Val d’Isere itself is car-free and known for its high-quality restaurants and welcoming après-ski events.

How to get to Val d’Isere

There are a few options when travelling to Val d’Isere, however some are less suitable. For example, although Chambery and Grenoble Airport are closer, finding flights and ones that are reasonably priced is a lot harder. Also, options for car hire are limited at these locations. However, the other 2 airports are slightly further but as they are bigger airports you can hire a car with all your ski car hire needs. That includes a ski rack, snow chains and a GPS to help you find your way there. Once you arrive at the resort there is a free shuttle service that takes you to all the main lifts.
Chambery Airport (144km) – 2 hours
Geneva International Airport (222km) – 2 ½ hours
Grenoble Isere Airport (217km) – 2 ½ hours
Lyon St. Exupery Airport (221km) – 2 ½ hours

Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy

Once home to the Winter Olympics, all the way back in 1956, Cortina d’Ampezzo is still a superb ski resort. At the resort you will find shops and entertainment venues that you can make use of in between time on the slopes. Let’s not forget that the main purpose is to be skiing and with Olympic standard slopes with high altitude snowfields it’s hard to do anything but ski. Even if you’re a beginner or intermediate there is plenty of snow for you to enjoy. Unlike other resorts, Cortina d’Ampezzo, comes with cross-country ski trails with scenic views, a bobsled run, and an Olympic rink for ice skaters. There really isn’t much more you can ask for.

How to get to Cortina d’Ampezzo

Cortina d’Ampezzo can be best reached by one of the nearest airports. Despite the distance from the airport to the resort been marginally closer than others on this list, you are still looking at a minimum travel time of just under 2 hours. Things to be aware of are that some of the airports below are in Austria and if you wish to hire a car you will need to contact us to arrange cross border car hire. Other than that, if you would like a car, contact us today so we can arrange stress free ski car hire, with everything you need for the perfect ski holiday.

Canova di Treviso airport (136km) – 1 ½ hours
Venice Marco Polo airport (148km) – 2 hours
Innsbruck airport (164km) – 2 hours
Klagenfurt airport (228km) – 3 hours
Verona airport (265km) – 3 hours

Chamonix, France

Chamonix can be found on Europe’s highest peak, Mont Blanc, that stands at 4,807 meters high. The altitude of the glaciers and the mountain itself cool the surrounding area preserving the snow. This means you will find some of the best and most long-lasting snow conditions in the alps here. Chamonix is best known for hosting the first Winter Olympics. Since it’s original fame, people still visit year after year to tackle some of the worlds most challenging terrain. There is a good mix of slopes for everyone, at Grands Montets, you can ski the slope with the world’s greatest height differential. Whereas, at Domaine Skiable des Planards or La Vormaine areas, beginners and families can make use of the great learning facilities.

How To Get to Chamonix

Chamonix is one of the easiest resorts to get to on this list. Nevertheless, you will still need to find a method of transportation once you land. We think hiring a car and exploring the beautiful surrounding areas is the best way to do it, but that choice is up to you. If you decide to opt for car hire, get in touch with our team who can discuss your requirements and make sure you have everything you need when going on a ski holiday. This could be snow chains, a GPS or ski racks.
Geneva Airport (101km) – 1 hour
Chambery Airport (142km) – 1 ½ hours
Lyon St Exupery Airport (220km) – 2 hours
Grenoble-Isere Airport (220km) – 2 hours

Contact us for your ski car hire

If you are looking to go on holiday to one of the locations above or any other location for that matter, we have your car hire covered. We offer Ski car hire with optional extras that include everything you could need for skiing such as:
4×4’s
Winter Tyres
– Ski Rack
– GPS
– Snow Chains
Not all of these services are available at every airport, for this reason we recommend that you contact our team to find the best deal for you. You can contact us via call, email or by using the live chat function.

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Top 10 Winter Sun Locations In Europe

Top 10 Winter Sun Locations In Europe

As the temperature drops here in the UK, it doesn’t take long to quickly miss the sun that you took for granted. If you can’t manage to wait month and month for the sun to return, why not travel to where the sun is? Most people think that a winter sun holiday means you must travel to the other side of the world. However, you can get temperatures of 20 Degrees Celsius all without leaving Europe. Here are my top 10 Winter Sun Locations in Europe.

Malta

Malta is located in the Central Mediterranean in the middle of Sicily and the North African coast. On the island you will find 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can expect temperatures to rise just above 15 Degrees Celsius on average, which is warm enough to explore the many villages in just shorts and t-shirt. Other great things to try whilst on the island include snorkelling, diving and visiting the 16th century St. John’s Cathedral. The best part is this is less than 4 hours away, meaning your winter sun is closer than you may think.

Cyprus

If you want the warmest temperatures without leaving Europe, Cyprus is the perfect location for you. It is in the Eastern Mediterranean furthermore, it is the 3rd largest and most populous island in the Mediterranean, meaning it’s lively all year round. The average temperatures soar above the 20’s, even in winter, making it the ideal place to top your tan up. Indulge in, luxury boat trips and explore what nature has to offer with numerous waterfalls. Ancient ruins can be found across the country and if you want to have some fun visit one of the many water parks.

Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are a Spanish Archipelago and are 62 miles west of Morocco in the Atlantic Ocean. With many islands to choose from, it’s best to research all of them and see which one sounds like a dream holiday for you. If you are looking for varied culture and amazing beaches, you might want to look at Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote. However, if you are looking to go off the beaten track, the lesser known islands of El Hierro and La Gomera have one of a kind traditions and untouched landscapes. When visiting these islands, you can expect the temperatures to rise into the low 20’s.

Greece

Greece, officially known as the Hellenic Republic, is an island situated in Southeast Europe and has a population of nearly 11 million. The temperatures tend to be around mid to late teens during the winter. Despite the weather not been scorching, the water is still bearable in Winter, making it ideal if you love swimming or surfing, which is especially good at this time of year. The benefit of travelling at this time of year is that you will have most of the beach to yourself and will be able to wander around ancient sites without the big crowds.

Algarve

The Algarve is the southernmost region of Portugal, due to its location, temperatures in the winter are around the mid-teens and it is not uncommon for it to reach 20 degrees. This area is best known for its golf resorts and Atlantic beaches, which can both be enjoyed under the sun year-round. The central coast is a lively place with bars, hotels, restaurants and villas, you will find that it’s time to go home before you know it. Best of all, this is only just over a 3-hour flight away, making it more accessible than you might think.

French Riviera

The French Riviera, also known as the Côte d’Azur, is in Southeastern France and is next to the Mediterranean. Here you can live the life of the rich and famous in beach resorts such as Saint-Tropez, Cannes and Monaco. Although average temperatures only reach around 15 Degrees Celsius, it will still be much warmer than the UK. Should the weather get colder in the evenings, there is lots to do and loads of places to shop. Make sure you take a lot of money with you as some of the worlds biggest designer brands have shops along the coast.

Sicily

Sicily is one of the 20 regions of Italy and is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Temperatures in Winter lie around the mid-teens, but it is not unheard of for temperatures to reach 20 degrees during this time of year. If you have a keen interest in history, you will love the city of Palermo and Valley of the Temples. Aside from the history, have a look around the island and look at the breathtaking setting, watch out for Mount Etna, the most active volcano in Europe and nearly the world.

South Coast of Spain

All the way along the South Coast of Spain has pleasant weather all year round. From Barcelona all the way to Seville, you can expect the temperatures to be pushing up to 20 degrees. With so many cities and towns to choose from on the coast there is something for everyone. Explore the historic sites at Alicante or have a stadium tour around the Nou Camp, the largest stadium in Europe, home to FC Barcelona. Make sure you find out about all the different coastal towns and cities to decide which one is best for you.

Turkey

Although, Turkey spreads across Eastern Europe and Asia, it still deserves a spot on this list. The Mediterranean Coast of Turkey gets lots of sun all year round and the average temperatures are just below 20 degrees. If you are an adrenaline junkie you can take part in paragliding, if you are looking for a more relaxing activity, you can road trip around the coastal towns. Let’s not forget that you are here for the sun and the best place to enjoy the sun is Patara, it is the longest beach in Turkey. At Patara you can relax on the beach or partake in horse-riding along the beach, watch out for the eggs of the endangered Caretta Caretta turtle that nest on this beach.

Azores

The Azores an archipelago in the mid-Atlantic and are a region of Portugal. Azores is best known for its spectacular landscapes that are unlike any others you have seen. For example, the island of São Miguel has lake-filled calderas that you must see to believe. There is also a rich marine life and if you’re lucky enough you might get to see a whale. All of this and temperatures average just under 20 degrees throughout the Winter. If you love nature, this is heaven for you, with hot springs, volcanic peaks, waterfalls and black-sand beaches, you won’t know where to start.

If you plan to visit any of these locations to get some extra vitamin D, it always helps to have a car to explore the area. Should you wish to hire a car at any of these locations, or any other locations for that matter, we have your car hire sorted. Contact us via call, email or by using the live chat and we can help find you the cheapest winter sun car hire deal.

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Free Additional Drivers In France, Germany & Spain

Short Term Leasing

Being lumbered with the responsibility of driving can really take it out of you on holiday. You should be relaxing like everyone else. So why not take it in turns and share the burden with a friend or family member? Extra cost I hear you say? No, not with Indigo car hire. We’ve had this available for some time now in the UK and Ireland, but have been looking to expand our efforts.

Here at Indigo we’ve been working with our suppliers to solve this and we are finally happy to announce that we can now offer a free second driver in France, Spain and Germany, in addition to the options we already had available in the UK and Ireland.

Where Can I Get A Free Additional Driver?

Here are a few examples of our more prominent locations where we can arrange this:

This is not an exhaustive list, we can help from any of the major airports in these countries, as well as from numerous downtown locations in most major cities. Just call / email us for any specific requests.

There are very few restrictions on this option too:

Both driver’s must be over the age of 21.
The main driver must have a payment card in their name (can be debit or credit card!)
Both driver’s must have held a licence for at least a year

And that’s literally all you need to get on the road!

When looking to hire with a free additional driver please just call us on 0113 88 00 748 or email us at sales@thealternativeagency.co.uk so that we can ensure you are booked with the right supplier!

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Travelling To France For The Ryder Cup?

Ryder Cup Car Hire

If you are one of the thousands of people leaving the UK and heading for Le Golf National for the Ryder Cup in September. Firstly I am very jealous and if you have a spare ticket, hit me up. Secondly even if you don’t take me, I am still going to show you how to get the best deals on car hire in and around Paris.

The Ryder Cup is the biggest golf event in the world and attracts a big crowd, over 60,000 people per day to be a little bit more specific. Huge attractions like this often mean price hikes on hotels, flights and car hire in the immediate area.

Ryder Cup Car Hire Deals

The first and most important tip I can give you is to book your hire car now, book early and you shouldn’t get stung. Unlike hotels and flights the price hikes in the car hire industry tend to happen closer to start of the event. There is no rhyme or reason as to when, so it is in your best interests to book as early as you can.

TOP TIP! You can book now with just a £20 deposit, if the price decreases before you collect it, we can reduce the cost for you. If the price goes up, then there is no need to worry, you’re price is locked in and you are already winning.

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I’m Flying To Paris, What Is The Best Price?

We offer car rental services from all airports in and around Paris. Orly, Charles de Gaulle and Le-Bourget. Prices do differ at all 3 depending on the supplier, here are some examples of the prices as of today 25/04/18.

The quotes are to collect on Monday 24th September and Return at the same time on Monday 1st October.

Charles de Gaulle

An Economy 5 door car, like a Ford Fiesta is currently £132.78 at CDG Airport. This is with the supplier Firefly who are the budget arm of Hertz, who are charging almost double for the same period. Obviously there are terms and conditions to consider but at the moment, for France in general that is pretty cheap.

Orly

With the same supplier at Orly Airport the price for the same vehicle actually drops to £124.98. Again the more ‘well known’ suppliers are more expensive but not as much as CDG. Here you can hire the same car with Enterprise for £170.34.

Le-Bourget

Amazingly Avis come out with the best price at Le-Bourget with a cost of £148.71. Slightly higher than the other airports but if you saved money on your flight, it maybe worth your while.

I’m Using The Eurostar

If you are travelling from the UK to Paris on the Eurostar then you may want to hire your car from Gare Du Nord. Avis again come out on top with a price of £124.14 for the same vehicle.

I’ll make My own Way There

If you are just looking to hire a vehicle once you have arrived then you may be looking in the surrounding areas like Versailles, Trappes, Rambouillet and Plaisir. Here you will find car hire readily available but only with the larger suppliers ‘House Hold Names’ like Avis, Hertz and Enterprise. Prices will be similar across the board until we are closer to the start of the event.

We know that not everyone plans that far ahead, we just like to remind you how we can help when you are ready to make a booking. If you have any questions at all regarding hiring a car in France during the Ryder Cup then our experts are on hand to assist you.

Call 0113 88 00 748
Email sales@thealternativeagency.co.uk
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Chambery Airport Car Hire, Ready & Waiting

chambery airport car hire

Chambery Airport Car Hire just became much easier with Indigo Car Hire. We welcome a new supplier on board which means we can offer better deals, inclusive packages and make car hire more accessible in Chambery.

If you are heading to the Alps or any winter resort then we have you covered with winter tyres. These come included where needed and ensure we stay as safe as possible on the roads.

Those of us above a certain age may have found it difficult in the past when wanting to hire a car. Well not anymore, we can arrange rental cars at Chambery Airport right up until your 99th birthday.

Chambery Airport is used as a gateway into northern Italy and southern Switzerland. This can be arranged free of charge with prior notice providing the vehicle is returned back to the country it was collected from.

Low deposits can be arranged for Chambery Airport Car Hire, typically between the cost of a tank of fuel up to 250 Euros. Compare this to the typical 1000 Euro deposit and you are already onto a winner.

And by far our most popular offering, you can now pay for Chambery Airport Car Hire with a debit card. Gone are the days when you needed a credit card to travel. Hire a car with Indigo at Chambery Airport and thousands of other locations and you can pay with your debit card.

To arrange a quote or to book a vehicle, always speak to one of our specialists. We will ensure you get the best package available to suit your needs. Call us, Email or chat with us online and let our service speak for itself.

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Debit Cards Accepted At Strasbourg Airport

Car Hire Strasbourg Airport

We have a new location to add to the list in France, Strasbourg Airport on the border with Germany is now open and on top of all of the usual offerings, you can also pay with your debit card.

Exploring North East France & South West Germany without a credit card is now a possibility for most. Debit cards have been accepted in France for sometime now but Strasbourg Airport is the latest addition to this list.

Other Offers At Strasbourg Airport

We have various other offers available at Strasbourg Airport. Not all necessarily with the same supplier meaning they may not be available together on the same rental. To double check it is always best to contact us before making a booking.

Young Drivers: You can hire a car from the age of 18, unfortunately this does attract a fee.
Older Drivers: You can hire a car up to the age of 99 years old.
Cross Border Hires: Take your vehicle across the border in to Germany or beyond. However, vehicles must be returned to the collection location.
Low Deposits: You can hire a vehicle in Strasbourg with a deposit as low as 250 EUR.

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Car Hire With Debit Card at Marseille Train Station

Car Hire With Debit Card at Marseille Train Station

NewsFlash: Car Hire With Debit Card at Marseille Train Station is from now available when booking with Indigo Car Hire.

Marseille Saint-Charle Train Station, is the main train station in Marseille and an important hub for the TGV high speed trains. It is also a gateway for those heading towards the French Riviera.

It is pretty unusual for a car rental company in France to accept debit cards as a form of payment.
However, our experts managed to secure a great and made available Car Hire With Debit Card at Marseille Train Station.
So if you are looking to hire a car in Marseille and dont have a credit card, call our offices as we can help you.

Car Hire With Debit Card at Marseille Train Station has never been easier now, you simply contact Indigo Car Hire, explain your requirements and we will find you the right supplier for you. We’ll do all the leg work!

Marseille Train Station Debit Card car Hire Conditions

It is important to know that hiring a car with debit card at Marseille Train Station can’t be booked online. Get in touch with our reservation team by sending us an email at sales@thealternativeagency.co.uk

In order to make this deal safe and secure, our partners put in place few conditions.
As usual, the restrictions refer to the debit cards that can be accepted and to the rental deposit required to secure the rental.

In order to hire a car at Marseille Train Station you need to meet the restrictions set by the suppliers. To check if your card meets the requirements of the supplier, please contact our team via call or email.

When you are hiring a car with debit card you are also required to pay a rental deposit.
The good news about this deal is that the deposit is a only 300 EUR, which in France can be considered a very low one.
The deposit is just held on your card and released after the car is returned, but the refunding period is up to 10 working days.

For more information about Car Hire With Debit Card at Marseille Train Station, or in any location in France, contact us over the phone on +44 (0)113 880 0748 or via email on sales@thealternativeagency.co.uk

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