EaseMyTrip collaborates with Lifestyle to provide additional incentives to customers

New Delhi, Easy Trip Planners (EaseMyTrip), an online travel agencies, has announced a collaboration with Lifestyle, a retail fashion brand.

Through this collaboration, the brands will mutually provide their customers with additional benefits and rewards.

EaseMyTrip CEO Nishant Pitti said that this collaboration will catalyze a sharper growth trajectory for both brands as we mutually enable each other's sectors to recover from the whirlwinds of the pandemic."

As the country steadily recovers from the second wave, the collaboration aims to cater to the growing pent-up demand in both the sectors and revive the disrupted travel and retail industry.

EaseMyTrip will provide its customer base with exciting offers from Lifestyle Stores, which will be promoted across its multiple marketing channels, and Lifestyle will leverage it's huge offline and online customer base to promote exciting travel offers from EaseMyTrip.

 

(Agencies)

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