(Bloomberg) -- Avis Budget Group Inc. tapped the junk bond market for $500 million, the latest company to borrow at double-digit rates to ride out the travel shutdown. The rental-car company sold secured notes to yield 11.297%, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Avis was able to boost the size of the deal from $400 million, the people said, asking not to be identified as the details are private. Joining Avis in the high-yield market Tuesday is Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., which is sounding out investor interest for $600 million of four-year notes that may pay a coupon of 12.5%. Other companies hit hard by the virus like Carnival Corp. and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. have also recently borrowed at rates over 10%.