New Delhi: Cleartrip.com, a fast growing online travel portal has partnered with one of the largest public sector bank HDFC to provide a discount of up to 50 percent on all domestic airline tickets. The discount will be available for customers who use HDFC credit cards to book 2 or more round trip domestic flight tickets in a single booking from Cleartrip.com. This is a limited time offer valid on online bookings made till 25th December for any travel dates. 50 percent discounts on air tickets will be available to HDFC Visa Signature, HDFC World MasterCard, HDFC Platinum Plus, HDFC Titanium, and HDFC Gold credit card holders. This cash back will be limited for a maximum base fare of Rs.3,500. 30 percent cash back on base fares up to Rs.3,500 will be available to HDFC Bank's Silver International, HealthPlus, Idea Silver and Value Plus credit card holders. All taxes will be borne by the customer and the cash back amount will be calculated on the base fares. The Christmas and winter holidays are just round the corner and Cleartrip.com is planning to corner a large share of the holiday rush with this fabulous offer. Online travel portals off-late have made strategic tie-ups with credit card companies to offer discounts on the credit card holders. Online booking of airline tickets is catching up fast with the new generation in India and any travel portal, which doesn't offer something extra to the credit card holder will surely be left behind in the race. Ezeego1.com is offering very similar deals for ICICI credit card holders. ICICI platinum credit card and Signature card holders get 50% cash back on Ezeego1.com on Jet Airways, Indigo, Jetlite and Indian on all booking classes. ICICI gold cards get 25% cashback and Silver and other credit card holders get 15% cash-back. Yatra.com recently tied up with Barclays Bank to offer co-branded credit cards, providing great discounts and special privileges to the credit card holder. ICICI Bank and American Express have partnered with Kingfisher Airlines to offer discounts to the frequent fliers. |
