Easy but wld like clarity on insurance policy, ie who to call if you actually were in an emergency

Hertz is great. I lost my passport, but Hertz was the only company that could rent a car to me, and they were very efficient. I ended up with a Toyota Chev, which is a great car.

The guy who handed over the car was very helpful, assisting me with finding the Bluetooth. However, the man with the beard who handled the paperwork had a heavy accent, which made it quite difficult to understand him, probably because he's from the suburbs of London, haha. I originally booked a Ford Galaxy but was recommended to switch to a Volvo XC70. Although the space is smaller than the Ford, it was cheaper. Overall, it's still fine, and the car was relatively new.

On arrival everything was done to dissuade us from getting the van. We were told the roads where narrow, at our destination the locals scratched cars because they did not like hikers and then offered two other cars for 2x and 3x the price. Oh and the price was presented to us always by subtracting the money we had already payed for the original booking. Everything was fine in the end.