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Wi-Fi Czech Republic EN Avis Czech Republic Mobile Wi-Fi in Europe In today’s world, staying connected to the Internet has become a crucial part of our daily lives. No matter whether your customers are business travellers needing permanent access to their e- mails or leisure travellers wishing to share their holiday pictures without spending a fortune: with its mobile Wi-Fi , Avis now offers an inexpensive solution for everyone, available in many European cities. What are the benefits for our customers? V Unlimited Internet access for all Wi-Fi enabled devices (laptops, smartphones, tablets, etc.) V Possibility of connecting up to five devices simultaneously V Surf the web anywhere in Europe without data volume limits V Clear cost control V No roaming fees V Easy to use V Saves costly roaming fees and expenses for Internet access at hotels or other locations How does mobile Wi-Fi work? The device works like a Wi-Fi hotspot. Due to its small size, it is very practical and handy. The mobile Wi-Fi device is easy to use and does not need any software or cables. In which countries and locations is mobile Wi-Fi available? Mobile Wi-Fi can be booked at the following rental locations in the following countries: Germany: V Berlin city, Budapester Strasse (BERC01) V Berlin Schönefeld airport V Berlin Tegel airport V Bremen airport V Dresden airport V Düsseldorf airport V Frankfurt on the Main airport V Cologne-Bonn airport V Hamburg airport V Hanover airport V Munich central railway station (MUCX05) V Munich airport V Nuremberg airport V Stuttgart airport Switzerland: V Basel airport V Geneva airport V Zurich airport Austria: V Innsbruck airport V Salzburg airport V Vienna airport Czech Republic: V Prague airport V Prague downtown (PRGC01) Italy: V Bari Palese airport V Bergamo Orio al Serio airport V Brindisi airport V Florence airport V Florence Borgognissanti (FLRE03) V Milan Linate airport V Milan Malpensa airport, terminals 1 and 2 V Naples Capodichino airport V Palermo Punta Raisi airport V Pisa airport V Rome city centre (ROMC01) V Rome Fiumicino airport V Turin Caselle airport V Venice Marco Polo airport V Verona Villafranca airport Spain: V Alicante airport V Barcelona airport V Madrid airport V Malaga airport V Majorca airport Portugal: V Faro airport V Lisbon airport V Porto airport V Funchal airport (Madeira) Great Britain: V Edinburgh airport V Exeter airport V London Gatwick airport V London Heathrow airport, terminals 1-4 and 5 V Manchester airport France: V Nice airport V Bordeaux airport V Toulouse airport V Paris Charles de Gaulle airport V Paris Gare du Nord (PARX05) V Avignon TGV railway station (AVNX03) V Geneva airport (French side) V Lyon airport V Marseille airport Belgium: V Brussels airport V Brussels Gare du Midi (BRUX21) V Charleroi airport Netherlands V Amsterdam Schiphol airport V Amsterdam railway station (AMSX02) Subject to change How can mobile Wi-Fi be booked via GDS? Please note: Mobile Wi-Fi can only be booked at the rental locations listed above via the entry /SQ-. /SQ-WIF What is the cost for mobile Wi-Fi? The cost for mobile Wi-Fi varies according to the rental country. Please note that on airport and railway station locations, an additional tax is added to the rental fee. The fees are indicated per rental day. Germany: 10,50 EUR including VAT Switzerland: 12,50 CHF including VAT Austria: 10,50 EUR including VAT Czech Republic: 10,50 EUR including VAT Great Britain: 8,50 GBP including VAT Spain: 10,99 EUR including VAT Portugal: 10,99 EUR including VAT Italy: 11,60 EUR including VAT France: 10.99 EUR including VAT Belgium: 10.99 EUR including VAT Netherlands: 10.99 EUR including VAT Subject to change Is there a specific advance booking period? Yes. Mobile Wi-Fi is deemed to be confirmed for all bookings carrying the mention “WIF” made at least 24 hours in advance. In case of bookings less than 24 hours in advance, mobile Wi-Fi cannot be guaranteed and it is recommended to check the availability with the respective rental station. General terms & conditions Avis Mobile Wi-Fi V Subject to availability V No one way rentals .
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