- Every tenth user booking a bus and flight ticket to Ayodhya through the Paytm app qualifies for nearly a free ticket
- Users to utilize the promo code ‘BUSAYODHYA’ for bus bookings and ‘FLYAYODHYA’ for flight ticket
INDIA: One97 Communications Limited (OCL) the owner of brand Paytm, India’s leading payments and financial services company and the pioneer of QR and mobile payments, has introduced a special offer on flight and bus tickets for pilgrims visiting Ayodhya to witness the grandeur of the Ram Temple in Uttar Pradesh.
The company is offering this exclusive offer for budget-friendly travelers with an opportunity to enjoy 100% cashback on their bus and flight bookings to Ayodhya. Utilizing the promo code ‘BUSAYODHYA’ for bus bookings and ‘FLYAYODHYA’ for flight bookings, every tenth user becomes eligible for this outstanding cashback offer. Bus travelers can receive cashback of up to ₹1,000, while those booking flight tickets stand a chance to win up to ₹5,000 in cashback.
Additionally, users can leverage the ‘Free Cancellation’ option providing flexibility in case of any change in plans, and get a hassle-free 100% refund in their source account without providing a reason.
To enhance the travel experience, Paytm offers a live bus tracking service, ensuring users can journey at ease while also sharing the real-time location of their booked bus with their close ones. The company also assures the best prices for both one-way and round-trip flight ticket bookings.
Paytm Spokesperson said, “Being at the forefront of mobile payments and QR technology, we are delighted to introduce this exclusive offer for devotees traveling to Ayodhya. Through our exclusive offers, including 100% cashback on bus and flight bookings, our goal is to help users with seamless travel to Ayodhya.“
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