Company Summary

  • Avis Philippines Avis Philippines
  • http://www.avis.com.ph
  • Tour Agency
  • 201-500 employees
  • Mandaluyong, National Capital Region, Philippines

Company Reviews

G&S Transport Corporation (“G&STC”) started its operation in April 1972 with only 6 cars and one service station. Today it has a fleet of more than 600 vehicles and nearing 25 stations throughout the country. With over 40 years of operations, Avis Philippines has continuously maintained the “Number One” position in the car rental industry with more vehicles and rental stations than any competitor.

Over the past 47 years of operations, Avis Philippines has operated in several segments of the car rental industry, including the airport transfer service, the car transfer segment (i.e., point-to-point pick-up and drop-off), the car-hire service (minimum of two (2) hours), the chauffeur-driven rental, and the self-driven car rental segment. Avis Philippines is recognized internationally for its consistent quality service and is the first from the Asia Pacific Region to receive the “Licensee of the Year” Award on 2014.

Rating Reviews

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Rental Sales Agent
2.7
26 January 2026
Leadership's okay, but better communication needed
Pros: My direct supervisors are genuinely supportive. As a Rental Sales Agent, they're always there to help with tough customer service situations. It's a solid place for entry-level roles in the car rental industry, especially if you're just starting out in Manila.
Cons: The bigger issue is that upper management feels really disconnected. There's not much clear guidance for career growth, which is tough. You sometimes feel like just a number in a big corporate setting, not a person.
Advice to Management: Try to bridge the gap between upper management and frontline staff. More check-ins and listening sessions would make a big difference for morale and understanding daily operations in the fleet management.
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Rental Sales Agent
2.4
26 January 2026
Okay culture, but room for improvement
Pros: The team in the Manila office is generally supportive. It's good for getting your foot in the door in the car rental industry, and you learn a lot about operations quickly.
Cons: The company culture can feel a bit rigid, honestly. There's not much encouragement for new ideas, and it's definitely an onsite work environment with little to no flexibility.
Advice to Management: Try to foster a more open environment where employees feel heard. A little more flexibility for Rental Sales Agents would go a long way.
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Rental Agent
2.4
26 January 2026
Career growth is tough for us onsite roles
Pros: The team in the Manila office is super friendly, which makes the long shifts better. You get solid experience in customer service and basic fleet management for entry-level positions.
Cons: Career growth for us Rental Agent roles is really slow. There aren't many opportunities to move up or even get new training. It feels like a dead end after a while, with not much chance to advance in the corporate structure.
Advice to Management: Management needs to create clearer paths for advancement. Offer training or internal promotions. It would really help with employee retention for us onsite staff.
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