... that they had booked a rental car for ... ... walked away. but having a rental was integral to my chile vacation: i had a reservation that very night a day's drive away. and, given the fact that it was budget's intention to cheat me, i was not going to ... more

... international website from National Cars rental, which is apparently part of Alamo, but I didn't know that. I was picking it up in Antogagasta airport. The car was a Toyota Yaris with poor and dented bodywork, and one wheel trim missing. I suppose some previous hirer had been charged ... more

... charge me anything for the rental and if ... ... I was charged for the rental, repairs to the car, and gasoline (we returned the tank full). I tried to dispute through Alamo International but since it was not in the USA, they could not help me (I'm not sure why ... more

... is trying to take a vacation in the U.S., but got denied the first time he interviewed for the tourism visa. He re-applied and will have his interview at the U.S. Embassy in the next month. I was wondering if anyone had any luck getting this tourist ... more

... owns property or have a rental lease, a car, etc... Even personal relationships such as having a wife in Chile or a girlfriend or kids. The main point is that the embassy wants to be reassured that he is coming on vacation only and not planning on staying here. These ... more

... an international conference in the United States. As Viajando says, it is important to have as much paper as you can showing income, ownership of property in Chile or a history of rental (the longer the better), membership in clubs etc. I will bite my tongue about the reciprocity fee ... more

... hours or days. Not all rental companies will permit their cars to be taken to Argentina. What to do depends on how long and your interests. There are museums and art galleries in Santiago, music and theatre, there are places to trek or ride, there are wineries, it will be ... more