Vehicle hire on a budget in Spain thanks to expert dual-language website
26 October 2009 – Spanish tourists who want to get away for a late sunshine break in the autumn can save on car rental thanks to specialist Spanish car hire website CochesYa.es. The website has a mission to deliver bargain car rental in popular Spanish holiday resorts and elsewhere in the world.
The company was launched 1 year ago by leading online business company ASAP Ventures Ltd and has developed a loyal customer base in the time since. www.CochesYa.es delivers great value car hire in both Spanish and English languages, meaning that tourists can find big savings in their own language.
As with the www.CochesYa.es mission to deliver great value car hire to travellers, the company is also dedicated to simplicity. The website is simple to use and allows people to quickly and easily get hold of vehicle hire with the minimum amount of fuss.
Spanish tourist spots tend to enjoy loyal followings and can risk being booked up in the late autumn season. As such www.CochesYa.es is advising people to get their car hire booked up well in advance of travelling.
Maria Velasquez, spokesperson for CochesYa.es, said, “Because our site operates in two languages we are able to deliver great value car hire services to travellers in a convenient manner. We are however this year telling people to book their car hire well ahead to ensure they get the car and price that they want.”
For further information see www.CochesYa.es.
About ASAP Ventures Ltd.
ASAP Ventures is a specialist in the online arena, with over 10 years’ experience in creating and developing high performing websites in markets ranging from travel and recycling to dating and promotions. The company has expanded significantly over the last five years through a programme of domain name acquisition and development, with the company’s portfolio of websites attracting tens of millions of visitors and creating over US$200 million in sales for their partners. ASAP Ventures now operates four offices – three in the UK and one in Australia.
