Avis has invested €25 million at its Hungarian unit, which it had set up 30 years ago. The unit operates a fleet of 900 vehicles and employs 250 people at seven offices around the country. In 2004, it set up a central office and accounting center for the region in Hungary, choosing the country over China and India.
Starting from October, Avis is offering special deals to frequent fliers of Hungarian airline Malév Zrt in 182 countries around the world.
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