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Carrentals.co.uk Advises Skiers to Book Early

MONDAY, 23 NOVEMBER 2009


With heavy snow already falling in the Alps, price comparison site Carrentals.co.uk is advising skiers to book their car hire early to avoid disappointment, with the summer season seeing many destinations suffering from a shortage in the number of hire cars available.

Destinations where Carrentals.co.uk has seen the strongest demand include Switzerland, France and Italy, with the booking period peaking between 19th and 26th December.

Gareth Robinson, managing director of www.carrentals.co.uk, says: "So far this year we have seen many incidents where there has been a shortage in the number of cars available for hire and with the early snow fall we are seeing this year in the Alps, we would advise anyone planning a ski trip to book their car hire as soon as possible to guarantee availability."

With many of the budget airlines offering affordable flights to some of the top ski resorts, good skiing conditions are likely to tempt skiers to take to the slopes on more than one occasion this season, with pistes having already opened to the public in Austria.

Gareth adds: "With a choice of low-cost airlines offering deals on flights to some of the top ski destinations, we are seeing increasing numbers of people booking their holidays independently, meaning that car hire is in high demand. Booking early can avoid any disappointment and also allows customers to reserve important accessories such as snow chains and child seats - all of which are limited in supply."

Carrentals.co.uk compares car hire deals from up to 35 rental companies, including Alamo, Budget, EasyCar, Holiday Autos and Sixt, in over 9,000 locations worldwide. Current ski deals include rental from GBP17 per day at Bergamo Airport; from GBP15 per day at Denver Airport; from GBP27 per day at Banff Airport; and from GBP22 per day at Geneva Airport.

To compare the best ski deals visit www.carrentals.co.uk. *Prices are based on seven-day rental from 16 November 2009 and are subject to change.

Source: http://www.businesswire.com

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