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Sixt car rental opens Mitiga airport branch

bySami Zaptia
April 27, 2021
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Sixt car rental opens Mitiga airport branch

Sixt Libya car rental has opened its Mitiga branch (Photo: Sixt Libya).

By Sami Zaptia.

Sixt Libya car rental has opened its Mitiga branch (Photo: Sixt Libya).

London, 27 April 2021:

Sixt Libya car rental opened its Mitiga airport branch last Friday. It is the first rental company to launch operations at Mitiga airport. Sixt Libya is operated by Mutahida Cars, the Master franchisee of Sixt SE-London Taxi.

Alhareth Ghattour, Co-Owner at Mutahida Cars told Libya Herald, ‘‘Sixt Libya has operated its second corporate branch in Tripoli inside Mitiga Airport, aiming to increase its presence, its market share in Libya and serve both local and international clients. The first phase will aim to cover transportation operations to and from Mitiga airport. This will be followed by the start of rental operations and the provision of a full range of vehicles to suit the personal and commercial needs of both transportation and car rental.

At the airport branch, we plan to provide a large selection of high-quality, top-branded cars. The variety of up-to-date rental cars on offer that can accommodate a range of travel needs. The customers can select from our compact cars, sedans, SUVs and Vans’’.

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