Well, you don’t have to worry about that.
You’re covered with Turo, one way or the other.
In fact, this is one of those situations where you’re actually better renting a car of Turo than a traditional car rental company.
If you book with a major rental company and your flight comes in after that rental counter closes, that’s it.
No car for you.
Indeed, a lot of Turo hosts do a lot of business delivering cars to the airport after-hours to stranded people who weren’t able to get their car because the rental counter was closed.
On the other hand, with Turo, if your flight is canceled, all you have to do is provide the documentation to Turo within 24 hours of that flight cancellation, and they will issue you a 100% refund.
And the cool thing is the Turo host gets to keep some of the earnings as well.
If your flight is delayed and not canceled, it works very similarly.
So if your flight is delayed, you’re going to contact your Turo host and ask if they can accommodate the delay and accommodate you.
In many cases, your Turo host can just modify the trip for the new start time – unlike rental counters, some hosts are available 24 hours a day.
If your Turo host cannot accommodate and they end up canceling the trip, contact Turo, which is open 24/7/365, and they will help you find another car.
If you’re coming to Charlotte, NC, I can get you a great car.
Our Turo Host Mentorship students around the country can help as well – click here and see who’s in your area.
Safe travels!
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About the Author: Lainie Dean - #BeepBeepLainie
Lainie Dean is, among other things, an:
* All-Star Turo Host
* Audio Transcription Pro
* Badass Mom
* Lover of All Things Purple
A couple years ago, having founded and grown a wildly successful transcription company for entrepreneurs, Lainie discovered Turo and wondered if could be a new stream of income to provide wealth for her family, consisting of her husband, sister, brother-in-law, and children.
She watched hundreds of hours of YouTube videos, read scores of articles, and followed a number of experts on YouTube and other social media platforms in her quest for knowledge and answers.
Before long, Lainie created an LLC with her family and they purchased one car to rent on the Turo platform.
Then they bought a second.
And a third.
Now, as part of a family business she runs with her husband, sister, and brother-in-law, Lainie rents out a fleet of 21 vehicles in the Charlotte, NC area.
The funny thing is, she’s not even into cars, really.
But she IS into entrepreneurship and creating a wealthy lifestyle and helping others do likewise.
Lainie also never imagined herself as a social media personality, until one day she started a TikTok channel and – just for fun – posted a few videos about her experiences as a Turo host.
Her channel did 0-60 in about 3 seconds – and kept going.
Next thing you know, the channel grew to 60K followers (and growing) with 3.5 million likes (and growing), becoming one of the hottest TikTok channels in the car rental industry!
Lots of people – both aspiring private rental car hosts and consumers – have lots of questions.
Lainie has your answers.
Now, as #BeepBeepLainie, she sits behind the wheel of a network that includes the family car rental business, a Turo Hosts Mentorship Group, and much more.
Join Lainie as she takes you on an exciting drive through the ins and outs of the private car sharing marketplace, on the road yet untraveled, up until now.
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