Conversely, some destinations display significantly higher prices: € 828 in Azores, € 549 in Sardinia and € 512 in Albania. Result: a record difference of € 637 between the cheapest and most expensive destination.
“To avoid unforeseen costs, you should not focus only on the destination, but also on what is included in the price”COREELL HANSBILITY, CONCERTECELY THE SUNNY CARS. “Especially during a last minute reservation, we have less time to check the conditions. Better to opt for an all -inclusive formula, with insurance and deletion of franchise, to avoid unpleasant surprises.”
These price differences are mainly explained by the relationship between the available offer and the popularity of the destination.“On some little frequented islands, with many available vehicles, rental companies lower their prices to sell their stock, even in high season”PRECCISE HANS BUTTERNER.“On the other hand, in Italy or Portugal, the fleet of vehicles is more limited, which mechanically increases the prices.”
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And outside Europe?
Outside the continent, prices can also surprise. The most affordable destinations are CAP and Johannesburg (€ 140 per week), followed by San Francisco (€ 293). Conversely, Miami is experiencing a spectacular flight: € 249 last week, against € 425 this week, becoming the most expensive city outside Europe.
For Knottnerus, the key to a good deal is to compare the prices of cars as much as those of plane tickets. “A car may seem cheaper for booking, but cost much more in the end because of insurance or deductible. With an all -inclusive service, we know exactly what to expect.”