EaseMyTrip Launches Valentine's Day 'Swipe Right Travel Sale'
EaseMyTrip launched the 'Swipe Right Travel Sale' from Feb 4-10, 2026. Offers include up to ₹7,500 off flights, ₹10,000 off hotels, ₹500 off cabs/buses. Holiday packages start at ₹11,699. Promo code 'EMTLOVE' applies. Bank and brand partnerships offer additional savings.
The sale offers attractive discounts and partnerships, which could drive short-term sales and customer acquisition. However, it is a promotional event and not a fundamental business change, hence medium impact.
The announcement details a promotional sale with significant discounts and offers, aimed at increasing customer engagement and bookings, which is positive for the company's business.
Easy Trip Planners Limited (EASEMYTRIP) has announced the launch of its ‘Swipe Right Travel Sale’ for Valentine’s Day travel, running from February 4th to February 10th, 2026. The campaign offers discounts on flights, hotels, cabs, and holiday packages.
Travellers can avail discounts of up to ₹7,500 on flights, ₹10,000 on hotels, ₹500 on cabs, and ₹500 on buses. Holiday packages start at ₹11,699. These offers can be accessed using the promo code ‘EMTLOVE’ on the EaseMyTrip app or website.
Additional savings are available through partnerships with AU Bank, ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, Punjab National Bank, and YES Bank credit cards, as well as IDBI Bank debit cards. Partner brand benefits from Foxtale, Nasher Miles, and Relaxo are also included.
The sale covers a wide range of airline partners, including Air Canada, British Airways, and Singapore Airlines, among others. Hotel partners include Lemon Tree, OYO, and Radisson, among many others. Curated holiday packages are available for destinations like Bali, Dubai, Maldives, and international locations such as Bali, Dubai, Maldives, Malaysia, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam.
Mr. Manmeet Ahluwalia, Chief Marketing Officer, EaseMyTrip, stated that the sale aims to make travel more accessible, convenient, and value-driven, enabling people to celebrate travel without exceeding their budget.
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