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MakeMyTrip and Amazon Pay form strategic tie-up to offer travel services

With this alliance, MakeMyTrip will be able to further extend its distribution via Amazon Pay's large user base, especially in smaller towns, and speed up online booking of travel services

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With this partnership, MakeMyTrip will be able to extend its distribution further via Amazon Pay’s large customer base, especially in smaller cities and towns and accelerate online booking of travel services across the country

Amazon Pay, the digital payments arm of the e-commerce giant and MakeMyTrip India, a fully owned subsidiary of MakeMyTrip Limited (MMYT), India’s leading travel group, have announced a strategic long-term partnership to offer travel services on Amazon.in which includes its suite of mobile apps and websites. The partnership will help Amazon Pay create a convenient experience and provide greater value for its customers with access to MakeMyTrip’s best in class travel offerings.
“Our partnership with MakeMyTrip, will benefit millions of our customers,” said Mahendra Nerurkar, CEO and Vice-President, Amazon Pay India. “It would allow them to choose from the best-in-class offerings and services across the country, followed by the ease of using Amazon Pay, facilitating a seamless journey.”
With this partnership, MakeMyTrip will be able to extend its distribution further via Amazon Pay’s large customer base, e
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First Published: Nov 01 2021 | 4:55 PM IST

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