Ancona to Rome to Florence to Venice

Note that Thrifty's operations are actually handled by the Hertz counter. There are a lot of people, and you need to take a number and wait to be called. There's a ticket machine at the entrance where you enter your last name, and it will show up on the screen. Just wait for your number to be called.

Has Thrifty been acquired by Hertz? When picking up the car in Milan, Thrifty orders were handled at the Hertz counter, basically, it was a Hertz booking. Hertz is very inefficient, took a long time in line, and it took two hours to get the car. The originally booked Ford C-Max was unavailable, so Hertz gave us a Nissan Qashqai for free. In Italy, you are allowed to drive to other developed Western European countries (UK, Germany, Switzerland, etc.). We added one additional driver; with taxes and service fees, the total cost was quite high, nearly half the original rental fee. I have a very poor impression of Hertz. Back in 2016, I rented a car in Brisbane, and Hertz charged more for an upgrade because the car I originally booked was unavailable. I didn't expect to book a car with Thrifty only to end up with Hertz again.

The booking price was significantly different from the actual price.

Incorrect fuel information leads to a bad experience for customers

Hertz is good. Prices are a bit high, but they upgraded me to an SUV, so it's okay.