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Worldwide Directory Worldwide Directory Valid from 2002 WELCOME TO WORLDWIDE AVIS From the top of the world to its southernmost settlements, Avis keeps ‘trying harder’ to provide customers with the popular, low-mileage vehicles and excellent service they expect and deserve. Each year, millions of business travelers and vacationers turn to Avis for quality and value in car rentals. They know they can count on Avis. This directory is a guide to our rental locations throughout the world. Countries are divided into eight regions. To help you quickly locate the listing you need, we have incorporated an alphabetical list of countries. Keep your directory close at hand. It’s a valuable reference source on Avis around the world. If the information you require is not listed, please call the Avis reservations office located at the beginning of the country listing, or call the nearest Avis rental office. BOOKING RESERVATIONS Avis Worldwide Reservation Center (WRC) P.O. Box 690360, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74169-0360 Administration Office Tel. # 918-664-9600 IF YOU ARE IN: CONTACT: THE UNITED STATES For Local Reservations ........................... Your Nearest Avis Location For Reservations in the U.S.A. .....................................1-800-331-1212 For International Reservations ......................................1-800-331-1084 Calling From Hawaii or Alaska .....................................1-800-331-1212 Calling in Alaska for Alaska ......................The Nearest Avis Location For the Hearing Impaired .............................................1-800-331-2323 French Speaking ........................................................1-800-321-3652 Spanish Speaking .......................................................1-800-874-3556 CANADA For Worldwide Reservations ....................................... 1-800-TRY-AVIS (1-800-879-2847) French Speaking 1-800-321-3652 CARIBBEAN ISLANDS OF: For Worldwide Reservations .........................................1-800-228-0668 Anguilla, Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Bonaire, Cayman Brac, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Nevis, St. Eustatius, St. Kitts, St. Maarten, Tortola, Trinidad/Tobago, U.S. Virgin Islands Aruba ...................................................................... 1-800-1532-1527 Dominica ...................................................................1-800-882-8471 Grenada .....................................................................1-800-882-8471 PANAMA For Worldwide Reservations ..................................... 001-800-111-0005 SOUTH AMERICA Argentina ...................................................................0-800-666-0203 Brazil ..................................................................... 000-811-373-0556 Chile ...........................................................................1230-020-2530 Colombia ..................................................................... 9809-12-0028 Costa Rica .................................................................0-800-011-8471 El Salvador ..........................................................155-01-889-8828471 Guatemala .................................................................1-800-999-1395 Mexico .................................................................... 95-800-882-8471 Peru ............................................................................... 0800-50625 Puerto Rico .............................................................. 1-0800-874-3556 Uruguay ................................................................. 000-411-373-0796 Venezuela ........................................................................ 800-1-2016 ANY OTHER COUNTRY Contact The Avis Reservation Office Indicated at the Beginning of Each Country Listing or Your Nearest Avis Location CAR SALES Contact Your Nearest Avis Location Name of City KEY TO CITY LISTINGS Address Wizard Mnemonic Location Code Locations are listed by geographic area CAMBRIDGE and in alphabetical order by country, Cambridge Rent A Car, Inc 1251 Campbell Ave, 43725 CAB/1469 Wizard Numeric Location Code state or province and city. Telephone Number Tel: 740-432-2870 [34-18-L] Licensee City Indicator (L) CINCINNATI Cincinnati/N. Kentucky Int'l Apo Loomis Road, 41018 CVG/0963 Tel: 859-767-3774 P [16-11-20] Corporate City Indicator Cincinnati Downtown 212 W Fourth St, 45202 CV2/0964 Tel: 513-621-1479 P [34-11-72] Billing Code Preferred Service NOTE: Rental locations have varying hours of operation. At time of reservation, hours will be confirmed along with your booking. 2002 Avis Worldwide Directory REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS WORLDWIDE/ LATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEAN CANADA UNITED STATES Avis Rent A Car System, Inc. Aviscar Inc. Avis Rent A Car System, Inc. Avis Building, Begonia Street 1 Convair Drive 6 Sylvan Way Urb. Los Angeles, Carolina, PR 00979 Etobicoke, Ontario M9W 6Z9 Parsippany, NJ 07054 USA P.O. Box 3746 Canada Telephone: 973-496-5700 Carolina, PR 00984-3746 Telephone: (416) 213-8400 Telephone: (787) 253-5915 Facsimile: (416) 213-8515 EUROPE/AFRICA/ Facsimile: (787) 791-4031 MIDDLE EAST/ASIA Avis Europe plc PACIFIC Avis House Avis Rent A Car Park Road Sydney Airport Centre Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 2EW, England Level 2 Telephone: 44 (0) 1344 426644 15 Bourke Road Fax: 44 (0) 1344 485616 Mascot NSW 2020 Australia Internet: [email protected] Telephone: (02) 9353-9033 Facsimile: (02) 9353-9017 INDEX REGIONS Congo D.R., Africa 2 Ivory Coast, Africa 2 Romania, Europe 31 Africa 2-4 Cook Islands, Asia/Pacific 7 Japan, Asia/Pacific 8-9 Russia, Europe 31-32 Asia/Pacific 5-11 Costa Rica, Latin America 39 Jordan, Middle East 41 St. Barthelemy, Caribbean 14 Canada 12-13 Croatia, Europe 17 Kazakhstan, Europe 29 St. Kitts, Caribbean 14 Caribbean 14-15 Curacao, Caribbean 14 Kenya, Africa 2 St. Lucia, Caribbean 14-15 Europe 17-37 Cyprus, Europe 17 Korea, Asia/Pacific 9-10 St. Maarten, Caribbean 15 Latin America 38-40 Czech Republic, Europe 17-18 Kuwait, Middle East 41 St. Vincent, Caribbean 15 Middle East 41-42 Denmark, Europe 18 Latvia, Europe 29 Samoa American, Asia/Pacific11 U.S.A. 44-54 Dominican Republic, Lebanon, Middle East 41 Samoa Western, Asia/Pacific 11 Saudi Arabia, Middle East 41-42 GENERAL INFORMATION Caribbean 14 Lesotho, Africa 2 Ecuador, Latin America 39 Lithuania, Europe 29 Senegal, Africa 3 Automation Guide Europe 16 Egypt, Middle East 41 Luxembourg, Europe 29 Seychelles, Africa 3 Automation Guide U.S.A. 43 El Salvador, Latin America 39 Macau, Asia/Pacific 10 Singapore, Asia/Pacific 11 ALPHABETIC Equatorial Guinea, Africa 2 Macedonia, Europe 29 Slovak Republic, Europe 32 COUNTRY LISTINGS: Estonia, Europe 18 Madagascar, Africa 2 Slovenia, Europe 32 Albania, Europe 17 Ethiopia, Africa 2 Malawi, Africa 2 Solomon Islands, Asia/Pacific 11 Angola, Africa 2 Faroe Isles, Europe 18 Malaysia, Asia/Pacific 10 South Africa, Africa 3-4 Anguilla, Caribbean 14 Fiji Islands, Asia/Pacific 7 Malta, Europe 29 Spain, Europe 32-33 Antigua, Caribbean 14 Finland, Europe 18 Martinique, Caribbean 14 Sri Lanka, Asia/Pacific 11 Argentina, Latin America 38 France, Europe 18-23 Mauritius, Africa 2-3 Suriname, Latin America 40 Aruba, Caribbean 14 French Guiana, Latin America39 Mexico, Latin America 39-40 Swaziland, Africa 4 Australia, Asia/Pacific 5-7 French Polynesia, Asia/Pacific 7 Moldova, Europe 29 Sweden, Europe 33-34 Austria, Europe 17 Gabon, Africa 2 Morocco, Africa 3 Switzerland, Europe 34 Azerbaijan, Europe 17 Germany, Europe 23-26 Mozambique, Africa 3 Syria, Middle East 42 Bahamas, Caribbean 14 Ghana, Africa 2 Namibia, Africa 3 Thailand, Asia/Pacific 11 Bahrain, Middle East 41 Gibraltar, Europe 26 Netherlands, Europe 29-30 Togo, Africa 4 Belarus, Europe 17 Grand Cayman, Caribbean 14 New Caledonia, Asia/Pacific 10 Tonga, Asia/Pacific 11 Belgium, Europe 17 Greece, Europe 26 New Zealand, Asia/Pacific 10 Tortola, Caribbean 15 Belize, Latin America 38 Grenada, Caribbean 14 Nicaragua, Latin America 40 Tunisia, Africa 4 Bonaire, Caribbean 14 Guadeloupe, Caribbean 14 Nigeria, Africa 3 Turkey, Europe 35 Bosnia, Europe 17 Guam, Asia/Pacific 7 Norway, Europe 30 Turks & Caicos, Caribbean 15 Botswana, Africa 2 Guatemala, Latin America 39 Oman, Middle East 41 Ukraine, Europe 35 Brazil, Latin America 38-39 Guinea, Africa 2 Pakistan, Asia/Pacific 10 United Arab Emirates, Brunei, Asia/Pacific 7 Haiti, Caribbean 14 Panama, Latin America 40 Middle East 42 Bulgaria, Europe 17 Honduras, Latin America 39 Papua New Guinea, United Kingdom, Europe 35-37 Burkina Faso, Africa 2 Hong Kong, Asia/Pacific 7 Asia/Pacific 10-11 Uruguay, Latin America 40 Cameroon, Africa 2 Hungary, Europe 26-27 Peru, Latin America 40 Vanuata, Asia/Pacific 11 Cape Verdi, Europe 17 Iceland, Europe 27 Philippines, Asia/Pacific 11 Venezuela, Latin America 40 Cayman Brac, Caribbean 14 India, Asia/Pacific 7 Poland, Europe 31 Virgin Islands, Caribbean 15 Central African Republic 2 Indonesia, Asia/Pacific 7 Portugal, Europe 31 Yugoslavia, Europe 37 Chad, Africa 2 Ireland (Republic of),Europe 27 Puerto Rico, Caribbean 14 Zambia, Africa 4 Chile, Latin America 39 Israel, Middle East 41 Qatar, Middle East 41 Zimbabwe, Africa 4 Comores, Africa 2 Italy, Europe 27-29 Reunion Island, Africa 3 1 Regional Headquarters & Index 2002 Avis Worldwide Directory Africa LILONGWE LLW/0678 ANGOLA CHAD GHANA Kamuzu Int Airport LUANDA PY4/3380 N’DJAMENA MJ9/1930 ACCRA ACC/4261 Tel: 265-700223 Fax: 265 672429 Hotel Tivoli, Rua Da Missao 85 Tchami Toyota, Bp 455 Off Chilambula Rd WI3/3440 AFRICA 199 Soula Loop, North Labone Po Box 6094 Tel: 265-756105 Fax: 265 672429 Tel: 2442392292 Fax:
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