SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — The Genesis luxury brand will deliver a peerless experience at every turn – from performance and style to luxury and technology. Genesis lease and finance incentives available at Earnhardt Genesis of North Scottsdale will make Genesis G80 and Genesis GV80 luxury models more affordable to Scottsdale-area drivers. To qualify for Genesis sales incentives potential owners and lessees must be approved by Genesis Finance.

A premier entry in the luxury midsize sedan class, the 2021 Genesis G80 is a fan favorite at Earnhardt Genesis of North Scottsdale that will deliver peerless luxury in a bold exterior with a pair of potent powertrains – a 300-horsepower 2.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder and a 375-horsepower 3.5-liter Twin Turbo V-6. Genesis G80 luxury sedans are available for finance at the dealership with a 1.9% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for 60 months that can be applied to the Genesis G80 3.5T.

The first luxury sport utility in the Genesis lineup, the brand-new 2021 Genesis GV80 makes room for five passengers in standard formats with available third-row seating. Genesis GV80 engine options include a 300-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine and a 375-horsepower 3.5-liter Twin Turbo V-6 that pair with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Brand-new Genesis GV80 luxury crossovers are available for finance with 1.9% APR for 60 months.

Luxury car shoppers who live in the Scottsdale and Phoenix area and are interested in a brand-new Genesis can learn more about the available lease and finance incentives at Earnhardt Genesis of North Scottsdale online at http://www.earnhardtgenesisofnorthscottsdale.com. Potential owners and lessees who prefer a more personal interaction can visit the dealership showroom at 8445 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. Scottsdale, AZ 85260 or contact the dealership sales team directly by calling 480-368-6789.

Media Contact

Mark Rushford, Earnhardt Genesis of North Scottsdale, 480-368-6789, press@earnhardt.com

 

SOURCE Earnhardt Genesis of North Scottsdale

ALBANY, Ore., Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Albany, Salem and Corvallis area car shoppers in search of a brand-new Hyundai may be eligible for January 2021 savings on popular models at Hyundai of Albany. Hyundai lease and finance incentives are available with approval by Hyundai Motor Finance and will make favorite Hyundai models more affordable for potential owners.

The 2021 Hyundai Palisade is a fan favorite midsize SUV that makes room for up to eight passengers in standard formats. Brand-new Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy Editions are available with a 1.9% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for 60 months. Available cash incentives for the Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy Edition include $500 for the First Responders Program and the Military Program and $400 for a College Graduate Program.

Families in need of a compact crossover may fall in love with the 2021 Hyundai Tucson. Hyundai Tucson finance incentives include 0% APR for 60 months that can be applied to Value, SE, SEL, Sport and Ultimate trim levels. Hyundai Tucson cash incentives include $2,500 Retail Bonus Cash for select models and $500 for the First Responders Program and Military Program.

The 2021 Hyundai Kona is a popular new option in the Hyundai lineup and a fan favorite at Hyundai of Albany. Gas-powered Hyundai Kona SE, SEL, SEL Plus, Night and Limited trim levels are available to finance with 0% APR for 48 months. Ultra-efficient, electric-powered Hyundai Kona EV SEL and Ultimate trim levels are available with 0.9% APR for 60 months.

Albany-area drivers who are interested in the available Hyundai sales incentives at Hyundai of Albany can learn more online at http://www.hyundaiofalbany.com. Individuals who prefer a more personal interaction can visit the dealership showroom at 2425 Santiam Hwy SE Albany, OR 97322 or contact the dealership sales team by calling 541-967-9105.

Media Contact

Jake Zilverberg, Hyundai of Albany, 541-967-9105, jacobz@toyotaofcorvallis.com

 

SOURCE Hyundai of Albany

AVONDALE, Ariz., Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — The new year has arrived, and many Avondale, Phoenix, Goodyear, Surprise and Peoria car shoppers are in search of a new vehicle. Earnhardt Honda – located in Avondale – will cater to car shoppers who have come to love the Honda brand and will help customers find the right financial fit with Honda lease and finance incentives that can be applied to many favorite Honda cars, trucks and crossovers. To qualify for Honda-brand sales incentives potential customers must be approved by Honda Financial Services.

A popular entry in the compact crossover class, the 2020 Honda CR-V makes room for five passengers in a family-friendly cabin that is inundated with high-tech features and amenities. Families interested in the 2020 Honda CR-V LX 2WD may qualify for a 36-month lease with $2,999 due at signing and $229 per month. Potential owners who wish to finance a 2020 Honda CR-V may be eligible for a 0% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for 60 months or 0.9% APR for 72 months.

The 2020 Honda Civic is an excellent option in the compact car class that blends style, performance, fuel economy and value. Finance incentives available for the 2020 Honda Civic include 1.9% APR for 72 months and 0.9% APR for 60 months. The 2020 Honda Civic Sedan LX CVT is available with an affordable 36-month lease agreement that includes $2,699 down and $179 per month.

An adventurous midsize crossover, the Honda Passport is ready for family road trips no matter where they may lead. The 2020 Honda Passport is available with 0% APR for 48 months or 0.9% APR for 60 months. Drivers who prefer to lease the updated 2021 Honda Passport may qualify for a 36-month lease on the 2021 Honda Passport Sport 2WD with $2,999 due at signing and $259 per month.

Avondale-area drivers interested in learning more about the Honda sales incentives available at Earnhardt Honda in January 2021 can visit the dealership online at http://www.earnhardthonda.com. Those who prefer a more personal interaction can call the dealership sales team at 623-934-5211.

Media Contact

Joe Staples, Earnhardt Honda, 623-934-5211, press@earnhardt.com

 

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LONDON, 15 January 2021 /PRNewswire Policy/ —

Emergency border measures introduced to prevent the spread of new variants of coronavirus into the UK.

The government has today (15 January 2021) announced emergency border measures to prevent the spread of concerning new variants of coronavirus (COVID-19) into the UK, such as those first identified in Brazil and South America, and to protect us against the risk of as yet unidentified new strains.

From Monday 18 January at 4am, all travel corridors with the UK will be suspended – meaning that all international arrivals who have departed from or transited through any country outside the Common Travel Area in the previous 10 days will be required to both take a pre-departure test, and self-isolate immediately for 10 days on arrival. This includes British and Irish nationals.

This urgent action is in response to increasing concern over the transmissibility and virulence of new strains evolving internationally. It will also ensure that the government is able to protect the progress being made on the country’s vaccination programme.

This move will be supported by increased enforcement, both at the border and across the UK, with Border Force increasing the number of spot checks on passengers that have entered the country.

International travel corridors have been in place since July 2020 for countries and territories where critical analysis suggests the risk of COVID-19 can be mitigated.

However, the level of risk associated with the emergence of new variants globally has now increased, requiring more stringent measures to block all potential avenues through which new strains of the virus could enter the UK while we consider how best to respond.

The new measures will be reviewed on Monday 15 February – while further work takes place to manage the threat posed by coronavirus variants.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said:

«We are operating in a completely new environment in our fight against COVID-19, with several worrying new strains of the virus emerging across the globe.

«Now more than ever, as we make strides vaccinating people up and down the country, we need to take advantage of all measures available to us – and these robust emergency precautions will help us protect the nation to ensure we continue to make progress.»

As has been the case throughout the pandemic – the government is moving quickly in response to the latest scientific evidence, and we will continue to take swift action in banning travel from countries where new strains are formally identified, as we have done previously.

These measures are the right course of action now, to safeguard public health and prevent new strains of the virus from worsening the existing picture within the UK.

National restrictions for England introduced on 6 January 2021 remain in place, meaning that everyone must stay at home unless travelling for a very limited set of reasons.

The closure of all the UK travel corridors will ensure that for those returning from trips that fall into this limited set of exemptions, and for passengers arriving to the UK from abroad, there is a clear and robust set of measures to prevent cases of coronavirus entering the country.

Those in breach of the lockdown rules face penalties starting at 200 pounds, rising to a maximum of 6,400 pounds.

A number of exemptions to the travel corridor policy – including the need to travel for business – will be suspended from 4am on Monday 18th January, unless they are vital to maintaining the flow of critical goods, protecting essential services, protecting national security or facilitating government work.

A full list of exemptions will be available on GOV.UK shortly.

The government’s Test to Release scheme will remain in place, giving passengers the option to shorten the mandatory self-isolation period to as little as 5 days.

However, they will still need to adhere to national restrictions in place upon release from self-isolation.

SOURCE UK Department for Transport

LONDON, 15 January 2021 /PRNewswire Policy/ —

Emergency border measures introduced to prevent the spread of new variants of coronavirus into the UK.

The government has today (15 January 2021) announced emergency border measures to prevent the spread of concerning new variants of coronavirus (COVID-19) into the UK, such as those first identified in Brazil and South America, and to protect us against the risk of as yet unidentified new strains.

From Monday 18 January at 4am, all travel corridors with the UK will be suspended – meaning that all international arrivals who have departed from or transited through any country outside the Common Travel Area in the previous 10 days will be required to both take a pre-departure test, and self-isolate immediately for 10 days on arrival. This includes British and Irish nationals.

This urgent action is in response to increasing concern over the transmissibility and virulence of new strains evolving internationally. It will also ensure that the government is able to protect the progress being made on the country’s vaccination programme.

This move will be supported by increased enforcement, both at the border and across the UK, with Border Force increasing the number of spot checks on passengers that have entered the country.

International travel corridors have been in place since July 2020 for countries and territories where critical analysis suggests the risk of COVID-19 can be mitigated.

However, the level of risk associated with the emergence of new variants globally has now increased, requiring more stringent measures to block all potential avenues through which new strains of the virus could enter the UK while we consider how best to respond.

The new measures will be reviewed on Monday 15 February – while further work takes place to manage the threat posed by coronavirus variants.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said:

«We are operating in a completely new environment in our fight against COVID-19, with several worrying new strains of the virus emerging across the globe.

«Now more than ever, as we make strides vaccinating people up and down the country, we need to take advantage of all measures available to us – and these robust emergency precautions will help us protect the nation to ensure we continue to make progress.»

As has been the case throughout the pandemic – the government is moving quickly in response to the latest scientific evidence, and we will continue to take swift action in banning travel from countries where new strains are formally identified, as we have done previously.

These measures are the right course of action now, to safeguard public health and prevent new strains of the virus from worsening the existing picture within the UK.

National restrictions for England introduced on 6 January 2021 remain in place, meaning that everyone must stay at home unless travelling for a very limited set of reasons.

The closure of all the UK travel corridors will ensure that for those returning from trips that fall into this limited set of exemptions, and for passengers arriving to the UK from abroad, there is a clear and robust set of measures to prevent cases of coronavirus entering the country.

Those in breach of the lockdown rules face penalties starting at 200 pounds, rising to a maximum of 6,400 pounds.

A number of exemptions to the travel corridor policy – including the need to travel for business – will be suspended from 4am on Monday 18th January, unless they are vital to maintaining the flow of critical goods, protecting essential services, protecting national security or facilitating government work.

A full list of exemptions will be available on GOV.UK shortly.

The government’s Test to Release scheme will remain in place, giving passengers the option to shorten the mandatory self-isolation period to as little as 5 days.

However, they will still need to adhere to national restrictions in place upon release from self-isolation.

SOURCE UK Department for Transport

DALLAS, Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Egret Aviation, an international production company that specializes in the designing and manufacturing of reliable and cost-effective non-electric inflight galley equipment continues to position itself as second largest supplier of galley carts across the aviation industry. Despite the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic Egret Aviation continues to expand, including the opening of a US-based operation in order to better serve their North America based customers.

The expansion coincides with Egret Aviation’s partnership with Somerset Capital Group, one of the oldest and largest independent leasing organization in the United States. Together, Egret Aviation and Somerset Capital group will redefine efficient asset management of galley equipment, enabling airlines to be more business agile despite these challenging times. Building a coalition across commercial aviation, Aereos Interior Solutions, also support Egret’s expansion into North America.

«Our experience and feedback from the regions around North America have identified a need for a full-service operation,» says Fran Hume, Director of Business, Egret Americas. «We want to be able to service our customers as effectively as possible. By partnering with Somerset Capital Group we will be able to provide them with more customized solutions. Along with the opening of an office in the U.S., we will have our feet on the ground in an important market, making Egret Aviation an even stronger leader in the industry.»

Sensing the need for a new approach to inflight galley equipment, and with support from Somerset Capital Group’s technology, Egret will begin offering leasing options to help airlines focus their funds elsewhere for more crucial projects. This will also include a ‘swap program’ that will replace a damaged cart within 48 hours or less while waiting for repair and will tap into Somerset Capital Group’s monetization of non-productive or owned assets through flexible refinancing or sale leaseback. These ‘ex-stock’ versions will be housed at the new Dallas location for easy distribution across the North American region.

Mrs. Hume continues, «Somerset Capital Group is a well-respected name in the industry, and Egret is known to be a remarkably well-made product. Our customers constantly praise the high quality of workmanship and functionality. By tapping into the resources and support that Somerset Capital Group has available, our customers will feel confident that their heavily used products can withstand constant usage without issue. This attention to detail saves both time and money – something airlines demand.»

About Egret Aviation: Egret Aviation specializes in designing and manufacturing of reliable and cost-effective non-electric inflight galley equipment for the aviation and railway industry. The core products of the company include cabin service carts, standard containers, oven racks and inserts, drawers, folding trolleys and other associated parts and components. For more information, visit https://www.egret.aero.

About Somerset Capital Group: For more than 30 years, Somerset has redefined efficient asset management of ground service equipment, technology and more for airline and airport operations. Throughout the Americas, Asia and Europe for equipment needs starting under $100,000 and reaching to $25,000,000 and beyond, our unique asset-driven solutions bring a more intelligent approach to your equipment requirements. For more information, visit https://somersetcapital.com.

Contact: Fran Hume, Fran.Hume@Egret-Aviation.com, 214-846-0400

Media Contact

Bryan Del Monte, The Aviation Agency, +1 6122542753, bryan@theaviationagency.com

Twitter, Facebook

 

SOURCE The Aviation Agency

MILFORD, Conn., Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Leasing is one of the most commonly used financial tools to help people get behind the wheel of a new vehicle. Toyota Financial Services supports Colonial Toyota customers to make sure their leases are as affordable as they are easy to use. While leases may vary in length of term, when a Toyota lease is over, everyone will have the same four options to choose from. Colonial Toyota wants everyone who is leasing a Toyota vehicle to understand the choices that lay ahead of them and that they can return their Toyota leased vehicle to the showroom, even if they didn’t start the least there. Lease holders are encouraged to reach out to a Colonial Toyota representative today if they have any questions along the way.

Someone coming to the end of their Toyota lease will have four options to consider, purchase/lease a new vehicle, buy the vehicle they’ve been leasing outright, extend the lease or simply walk away. Each of these options will have pros and cons, just like any decision. However, the finance team at Colonial Toyota is ready to help customers identify the route that makes the most sense for them to take.

Before the official end date of a Toyota lease, customers will get a notice from Toyota Financial Services to remind them to have a post-lease inspection done. This is the time when they should repair any damage that might have occurred along the way to avoid getting charged for additional wear and tear. The inspection doesn’t have to take place at the original dealership either, just like the entire Toyota lease-end process.

Those who wish to keep their leased Toyota vehicle can find the lease buy-out price on their paperwork. Some leaseholders may even qualify for some financing incentives if they choose to keep their lease forever.

Anyone can contact the Colonial Toyota showroom today to have their lease-end questions answered by calling, 203-403-6890. Someone who is ready to turn their vehicle in and start their next journey can visit the dealership’s showroom located at 470 Boston Post Road, Milford, CT 06460.

Media Contact

Mike Bihary, Colonial Toyota, 877-544-8813, mbihary@colonialtoyotact.com

 

SOURCE Colonial Toyota

LONDON, 14 January 2021 /PRNewswire Policy/ —

New travel restrictions from 4am Friday 15 January on passengers arriving in the UK from South American destinations, Portugal, Panama and Cape Verde.

The government has taken the urgent decision to ban travel to the UK from several South American destinations, Portugal, Panama and Cape Verde in order to prevent the spread of a new strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) into the UK.

From 4am Friday 15 January 2021, passengers who have been in or transited through Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Panama, Portugal (including Madeira and the Azores), Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela in the last 10 days will no longer be granted access to the UK.

This does not include British and Irish Nationals, or third country nationals with residence rights in the UK, who will be able to enter the UK but are required to self-isolate for 10 days on arrival along with their household.

There will also be a flight ban on any countries with direct flights to the UK. These are Argentina, Brazil, Cape Verde and Portugal (including Madeira and the Azores). This excludes cargo and freight without passengers.

The decision to ban travel from these destinations follows the discovery of a new coronavirus variant first identified in Brazil, that may have spread to countries with strong travel links to Brazil.

The UK does currently not have travel corridors with Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela, and the travel corridors with Chile, Madeira and the Azores will be closed. Anyone returning from these countries from 4am on Friday will be legally required to self-isolate for 10 days.

Any exemptions usually in place – including for those related to employment – will not apply, although hauliers who have been in or transited through Portugal (only) in the last 10 days will be exempt to allow transport of essential goods.

Passengers arriving in the UK from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Panama, Portugal, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela after 4am on 15 January cannot be released from self-isolation through Test to Release.

People who share a household with anyone self-isolating after returning from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Panama, Portugal, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela will now also need to self-isolate until 10 days have passed since anyone they live with was last in those countries.

From Monday 18 January at 4am, passengers from all destinations will also be required to present a negative COVID-19 test result before travelling to England, to help protect against new strains of coronavirus circulating internationally and to identify those who may currently be infectious.

National restrictions for England introduced on 6 January 2021 remain in place meaning everyone must stay at home unless travelling for a very limited set of reasons, including for work. This means people can no longer travel to take holidays or travel internationally unless for work or other legally permitted reasons. Those in breach of the rules face penalties starting at 200 pounds, rising to a maximum of 6,400 pounds.

The UK government is working closely with international partners to understand the changes in the virus that have been reported in these countries and we are conducting a programme of further research here in the UK to inform our risk assessments.

SOURCE UK Department for Transport

LONDON, 14 January 2021 /PRNewswire Policy/ —

New travel restrictions from 4am Friday 15 January on passengers arriving in the UK from South American destinations, Portugal, Panama and Cape Verde.

The government has taken the urgent decision to ban travel to the UK from several South American destinations, Portugal, Panama and Cape Verde in order to prevent the spread of a new strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) into the UK.

From 4am Friday 15 January 2021, passengers who have been in or transited through Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Panama, Portugal (including Madeira and the Azores), Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela in the last 10 days will no longer be granted access to the UK.

This does not include British and Irish Nationals, or third country nationals with residence rights in the UK, who will be able to enter the UK but are required to self-isolate for 10 days on arrival along with their household.

There will also be a flight ban on any countries with direct flights to the UK. These are Argentina, Brazil, Cape Verde and Portugal (including Madeira and the Azores). This excludes cargo and freight without passengers.

The decision to ban travel from these destinations follows the discovery of a new coronavirus variant first identified in Brazil, that may have spread to countries with strong travel links to Brazil.

The UK does currently not have travel corridors with Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela, and the travel corridors with Chile, Madeira and the Azores will be closed. Anyone returning from these countries from 4am on Friday will be legally required to self-isolate for 10 days.

Any exemptions usually in place – including for those related to employment – will not apply, although hauliers who have been in or transited through Portugal (only) in the last 10 days will be exempt to allow transport of essential goods.

Passengers arriving in the UK from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Panama, Portugal, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela after 4am on 15 January cannot be released from self-isolation through Test to Release.

People who share a household with anyone self-isolating after returning from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Cape Verde, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Panama, Portugal, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela will now also need to self-isolate until 10 days have passed since anyone they live with was last in those countries.

From Monday 18 January at 4am, passengers from all destinations will also be required to present a negative COVID-19 test result before travelling to England, to help protect against new strains of coronavirus circulating internationally and to identify those who may currently be infectious.

National restrictions for England introduced on 6 January 2021 remain in place meaning everyone must stay at home unless travelling for a very limited set of reasons, including for work. This means people can no longer travel to take holidays or travel internationally unless for work or other legally permitted reasons. Those in breach of the rules face penalties starting at 200 pounds, rising to a maximum of 6,400 pounds.

The UK government is working closely with international partners to understand the changes in the virus that have been reported in these countries and we are conducting a programme of further research here in the UK to inform our risk assessments.

SOURCE UK Department for Transport

MOKENA, Ill., Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Creative Colors International, the nation’s leading on-site repair and restoration franchise, was recently named a Top Franchise for 2021 by Franchise Business Review. This is the 16th annual ranking of the 200 best franchise opportunities as rated by franchise business owners.

The complete list is available at https://franchisebusinessreview.com/page/top-franchises/.

Creative Colors International is a unique mobile repair and restoration franchise business specializing in the repair, reconditioning, protection, and color restoration of leather, vinyl, fabric, plastic, and carpeting in the automotive, furniture, commercial, and residential markets.

Franchise Business Review, a franchise market research firm that performs independent surveys of franchisee satisfaction, provides the only rankings and awards for franchise companies based solely on actual franchisee satisfaction and performance. Franchise Business Review publishes its rankings of the top 200 franchises in its annual Guide to Today’s Top Franchises.

Creative Colors was among over 300 franchise brands, representing more than 28,000 franchise owners, that participated in Franchise Business Review’s research. CCI’s franchisees were surveyed on 33 benchmark questions about their experience and satisfaction regarding critical areas of their franchise systems, including training & support, operations, franchisor/franchisee relations, and financial opportunity.

«It is once again a great honor and recognition to be named a top franchise by Franchise Business Review,» said Mark J. Bollman, President of Creative Colors International. «CCI takes great pride in enhancing the franchisee opportunity and experience in many of the areas of FBR’s categories of research. The feedback given by our franchisees are a testament to our continued success and the satisfaction of our franchise owners.»

Creative Color’s survey data showed the following:

• Creative Colors exceeded FBR’s benchmark franchisee satisfaction numbers in the areas of Core Values, Training & Support, Franchise System, and Overall Satisfaction.
• CCI again ranked highest in the category of Core Values. This measured how current franchise owners rate the trustworthiness of their franchisor; the overall relationship with their franchisor and their level of respect for the entire franchise organization; their franchisor’s corporate culture and the promotion of honest and ethical business practices; and the level to which their franchisor truly cares about the success of their business.
• CCI also rated very highly in Self-Evaluation. This indicates how current franchise owners rate their own personal enjoyment in being part of the franchise organization as a whole and how they rate their own personal enjoyment in operating their franchise business.

«There are thousands of successful franchise companies operating in North America, but many of those companies do not offer a solid investment opportunity for the actual franchise owners,» said Eric Stites, CEO of Franchise Business Review. «As an independent research firm, we rate the franchise companies in the marketplace today and identify those with the highest levels of satisfaction and performance among their franchisees in order to educate potential buyers and help them choose which franchise to invest in. The companies on this year’s list are the top performing brands in the key areas critical to their franchisees’ success.»

Visit FranchiseBusinessReview.com to see the full description of the 2021 Top Franchises.

To learn more about Creative Colors International franchise opportunities, please visit http://www.creativecolorsintl.com.

About Creative Colors International
Launched in 1991, the Creative Colors International (CCI) franchise system was created through its affiliate, J&J’s Creative Colors, the original industry leader in refurbishment techniques and systems. Today, both companies continue to be family-owned and operated by the second generation. Catering to the abundance of upholstered items in every home, business, and vehicle, CCI is the ultimate in on-site repair, restoration, cleaning, protection, and dyeing of leather, vinyl, plastic, and fabric. Through proprietary technology, CCI restores damaged material at a fraction of replacement costs, saving customers up to 90 percent. CCI repairs are stronger than the original area and are nearly invisible to the naked eye. In the Automotive, Furniture, and Commercial Markets, CCI offers on-site repair and restoration to all types of leather, vinyl, fabric, plastic, and carpeting by repairing and re-dyeing holes, cuts, tears, burns, scrapes, fading, and discoloration. For more information on CCI’s services and franchise opportunities, visit http://www.wecanfixthat.com.

About Franchise Business Review
Franchise Business Review (FBR) is a leading market research firm serving the franchise sector. FBR measures the satisfaction and engagement of franchisees and publishes various guides and reports for entrepreneurs considering an investment in a franchise business. Since 2005, FBR has surveyed hundreds of thousands of franchise owners and over 1,100 leading franchise companies. FBR publishes free and unbiased franchisee satisfaction research reports throughout the year online at http://www.FranchiseBusinessReview.com. To read our publications, visit https://franchisebusinessreview.com/page/publications/.

Media Contact

Kevin Behan, Creative Colors International, 9194593595, kbehan@919marketing.com

 

SOURCE Creative Colors International