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The addition of Tirana, Albania’s only international airport, kickstarts the brand’s campaign for growth following a hiatus for COVID-19.
European airport parking leader, ParkVia, has continued its impressive international growth rate with the activation of its 44th market – Albania.
The announcement will enable the reservation provider to offer its 4 million registered users the option of pre-booking their parking online at the Western Balkan region’s second largest airport – further strengthening its airport parking portfolio.
The addition of Tirana, Albania’s only international airport, kickstarts the brand’s campaign for growth following a hiatus for COVID-19.
Ben Fox, Head of Marketing at ParkVia, said: “Reinforcing our already strong European product offering is a key focus for us right now, so we’re delighted to have added Tirana to our stable of locations.”
"Our travel partners are looking to maximise profits in 2021 and take advantage of market consolidation, so it is important that we have the right inventory available for them at the right locations.”
“Tirana has consistently been one of the fastest growing major airports in the Balkans and with the adoption of ecommerce and online booking exploding in 2020, ParkVia is well placed to support both our partners and car parks in taking advantage of this.”
In addition to its popular comparison site, ParkVia’s new operators will also benefit from additional exposure through its collective global airline partnerships, which include Wizz Air and British Airways.
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