Lex Autolease Win Thomas Cook Contract
Lex Autolease, the UK’s leading fleet management and funding specialist, have today announced that they have been selected by Thomas Cook UK Limited, one of the world’s leading Leisure Travel companies, to manage the Thomas Cook fleet of vehicles across UK and Ireland in a four-year sole supplier agreement.
As the sole supplier to Thomas Cook UK Ltd , Lex Autolease will deliver a range of products and services including Minilease, a solution which offers low rates and easy monthly billing, without any long-term commitments and the Lex Autolease interactive online solution which enables drivers to obtain quotes online.
The Lex Autolease OneCall solution also offers useful tax and technical information and allows drivers instant access to services such as breakdown assistance, tyres and customer services. Lex Autolease’s specialist consultancy team will also be on hand to handle a number of strategic projects including an initiative to further reduce fleet emissions in line with Thomas Cook’s environmental policy.
Thomas Cook UK Ltd took the decision to appoint Lex Autolease following a rigorous tender selection, with Lex Autolease providing Thomas Cook with the confidence to move to a fully outsourced solution.
Claire Watkiss, Category Manager, Thomas Cook UK Ltd comments: “As a result of the tender process and meeting the required criteria, Lex Autolease highlighted their experience of exclusively managing entire fleets of vehicles, and demonstrated the continuous advantages of engaging in a sole supplier agreement as a trusted advisor.”
Steve Hornsey, Sales Director, Lex Autolease comments: “The four-year sole supplier agreement between Lex Autolease and Thomas Cook UK Ltd highlights their confidence in our ability to deliver both a high quality of service and cost saving opportunities for their fleet. Working in partnership, Thomas Cook UK Ltd will receive a dedicated service from Lex Autolease and a range of solutions that will not only benefit the fleet manager, but also the drivers.”
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