ParkCloud Flying High With Riga International Airport Renewal

European online parking reservation leader, ParkCloud, has finalised a renewal contract with Europe’s second fastest growing airport*, Riga International.  

 

Following consistent booking growth over the three-year contract term, ParkCloud will continue to market on-site parking at Riga Airport – known via its code RIX – through numerous consumer-facing channels. 

 

Passengers looking to book long-stay parking alongside their flights, will be able to reserve online at the airport’s P3 car park, which is a few minutes’ walk from the airport’s terminal building.  

 

With a bevy of benefits for drivers, the car park is open 24/7, is well-lit and secured by a perimeter fence and barrier entry. Members of the RIX Club privilege programme will also have access to premium spaces to park their cars.  

 

Situated in Latvia’s capital city, Riga Airport is the largest airport in the Baltic states, serving as a hub for national carrier airBaltic. As a popular departure point for those travelling in transfer, passengers are able to fly direct to 100 destinations in 30 countries.  

 

Mark Pegler, ParkCloud’s Managing Director, said:  

 

“Having worked in collaboration with Riga Airport since 2016, we have been able to adapt and strengthen our marketing approach to effectively capture the rising number of online shoppers – who are increasingly demanding a more comprehensive one-stop travel solution.  

 

“As well as being a popular tourist destination in its own right, Riga hosts an international gateway to those travelling throughout Europe and beyond, creating the potential to exploit future growth opportunities. It’s an exciting challenge for the next phase of our collaboration.”   

 

Riga Airport has recently celebrated record numbers of passenger growth, welcoming seven million passengers in 2018.  

 

To find out more about ParkCloud, please visit www.parkcloud.com.  

 

  

About ParkCloud   

  ParkCloud, simply put, lets drivers book a parking space in advance, in the same way as it’s possible to do with hotel rooms, restaurant tables…and even a coffee these days.  

  

When travelling, parking is usually the last thing on anybody’s mind, but research shows that as much as 20 minutes is wasted when searching for a parking space. ParkCloud aims to solve that problem by letting customers make a parking booking, whether they are getting on a plane, taking a cruise, catching a train, or visiting a city or event.  

  

ParkCloud was founded in 2008 as an online parking reservation service and within the 10 years we’ve been operating our success and growth has been rapid.  

  

Today we are an award-winning, global provider, working with car park operators across 42 countries to include them on our comparison search engine, which aims to give consumers the most user friendly, efficient service possible when they need it most.  

  

 This bookable parking network is also made available to travel industry partners to help complete the itineraries of passengers worldwide.