Easy Trip Planners collaborates with Adani Digital Labs to offer duty-free shopping benefits to customers

KV Prasad Jun 13, 2022, 06:35 AM IST (Published)

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Easy Trip Planners, the owner of travel tech platform EaseMyTrip.com, on Thursday, Aorul 25 said it has joined hands with Adani Digital Labs (ADL) to offer its customers a seamless connection to duty-free shopping right on its platform, elevating the travel planning process with convenience and luxury.

This service is accessible through pre-ordering on the EaseMyTrip website’s airport services page, the company said in a stock exchange filing.

Presently, the new feature is operational at seven major international airports in India – Amritsar, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mangaluru, Mumbai, and Thiruvananthapuram. With an exclusive array of products and extra discounts, it enhances the overall travel experience for the customers, the online tour operator said.

“By integrating the convenience of duty free shopping across multiple airports into our platform, we are not just simplifying shopping but also empowering Indian travellers with smarter, more rewarding solutions,” Nishant Pitti, CEO of EaseMyTrip, said.

A spokesperson of Adani Digital Labs said that the collaboration is poised to shape the future of travel commerce in the digital age.

Last month, Easy Trip Planners announced a partnership with Zoomcar to offer pre-booked and on-demand self-drive cars across India.

This partnership integrates Zoomcar’s wide range of self-drive vehicles into the EaseMyTrip platform, enabling users to seamlessly book their preferred Zoomcar directly through the EaseMyTrip app. This collaboration enhances travelers’ flexibility and convenience in planning their trips.

In February, the company collaborated with Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services Ltd to offer integrated travel and expense management solutions to corporates.

Shares of Easy Trip Planners were trading 1.04% lower at ₹46.48 apiece on BSE at 11.51 am.

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