Bengaluru: Zoomcar and AirAsia India today announced its partnership whereby special offers will be provided to the airliner's customers. With this arrangement, they will be able to book a Zoomcar for local and inter-city travel on its website.
"We are excited about the partnership which will further enable AirAsia guests to experience Zoomcar accessibility at airports with ease and flexibility," says CEO and co-founder of the self-drive car rental company, Greg Moran. "The door-to-door delivery experience enhances customer convenience and will leave them with a memorable experience of self-drive time and again," he added.
This service will be available across all metro cities in India. Customers will get a maximum discount of Rs 1,000 or 20% on the booking. Zoomcar will charge a fully refundable security amount at the time of booking.
"We have always believed in going the extra mile to provide the best in class customer service to our guests and we are confident that through this partnership, will be able to offer the best mobility to our flyers," added MD and CEO of AirAsia India, Amar Abrol, speaking on the development.
27/09/17 Economic Times
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"We are excited about the partnership which will further enable AirAsia guests to experience Zoomcar accessibility at airports with ease and flexibility," says CEO and co-founder of the self-drive car rental company, Greg Moran. "The door-to-door delivery experience enhances customer convenience and will leave them with a memorable experience of self-drive time and again," he added.
This service will be available across all metro cities in India. Customers will get a maximum discount of Rs 1,000 or 20% on the booking. Zoomcar will charge a fully refundable security amount at the time of booking.
"We have always believed in going the extra mile to provide the best in class customer service to our guests and we are confident that through this partnership, will be able to offer the best mobility to our flyers," added MD and CEO of AirAsia India, Amar Abrol, speaking on the development.
27/09/17 Economic Times
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