Very satisfied. We were given a Volkswagen Taigo with only 900 km on it, almost brand new. It was easy to drive, though a bit underpowered. The car had enough space for two people and two large suitcases. The rear seats could be folded down to connect with the trunk. Europcar provided excellent service. There were no upsell attempts, and they sincerely advised us that we didn't need to pay for additional options. Returning the car was quick—just drop off the keys, and the credit card hold was released immediately. Inside the car, a type-C charging cable is required to charge your phone.

The staff at the Europcar desk and inspection personnel at Belgrade Airport were very friendly. Their English was clear and easy to understand. The car was almost brand new, having only driven over 2000 kilometers; we drove nearly 5000 kilometers. There was no push to sell insurance when picking up the car, and the return inspection was quick, then they said 'everything is ok.'

This trip was arranged based on your company's promotion of visa-free travel and low costs in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. We booked a car through your platform, which turned out to be the biggest expense of the trip. We expected that this expense would bring a pleasant experience, but it turned into a headache throughout the journey. We were a group of six and ordered a 7-seater car, but we were given a 5-seater. The staff at the pickup location promised we could switch to a 7-seater the next day. Considering it was already 11 PM when we picked up the car, we decided to take it for the night. However, we were told the next day that we could only switch cars four days later. Our subsequent travel plans included accommodations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, so we couldn't stay in Belgrade for that long. We had to make do with the car, which meant four people cramped in the three seats in the back, causing discomfort and even motion sickness for one of us. When driving out of Serbia, the border police noticed the overloading and held our passports for over an hour. On the way from Mostar to Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, we were stopped by police and fined 100 euros for overloading; the officer said the fine was supposed to be 200 euros, so he didn't issue a receipt. We were constantly worried about being fined again for overloading, but fortunately, we weren't stopped at other checkpoints.

We rented two cars at the same time and parked them together. One car was charged over 500 RMB for parking, while the other had no parking fee but was charged 72 euros for cleaning.

This time we got new four-wheel drive cars, and there were no stringent fees upon return compared to previous experiences. Overall, very satisfied.