Axis Bank cardholders get up to Rs 20,000 off on MakeMyTrip

Axis Bank credit cardholders can save on MakeMyTrip bookings during long weekends starting Gandhi Jayanti (October 2-4, 2026) through New Year 2027. The offer includes a flat 10% instant discount on domestic…

Axis Bank credit cardholders can save on MakeMyTrip bookings during long weekends starting Gandhi Jayanti (October 2-4, 2026) through New Year 2027. The offer includes a flat 10% instant discount on domestic flights (capped at Rs 1,800) and up to 15% off on domestic hotels (capped at Rs 5,000).

Axis Bank cardholders get up to Rs 20,000 off on MakeMyTrip

International flights and hotels, buses, cabs, tours, and attractions are also covered. Holiday packages get an additional 5% instant discount, capped at Rs 20,000, on top of MakeMyTrip's existing offers. Discounts will appear at checkout ahead of each long weekend. Full terms, including minimum booking values, will be available on the MakeMyTrip app and website.

Axis Bank's Vinit Bajaj said travel remains a focus as customers seek more value. MakeMyTrip's Raj Rishi Singh said the partnership delivers value at the moment travellers decide to book.

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Axis Bank is deepening its co-branded card strategy, which already includes partnerships with brands such as Vistara and Flipkart. Travel-linked credit cards command higher spending and lower default rates than general-purpose cards. The offer targets eight long weekends over six months, a period that includes the peak holiday season from Diwali through New Year. MakeMyTrip benefits because the discount is funded by the bank, not the platform. The cap of Rs 20,000 on holiday packages is the highest, suggesting the bank expects to drive high-value package bookings. The first applicable weekend, Gandhi Jayanti 2026, is more than a year away, giving both partners time to promote the offer and enrol new cardholders.


Source: businesstoday.in

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