Not only will consumers be able to pay for their travel booking directly from PayPal, but also would be able to earn Karam+, Rehlat’s travel reward points on every booking.
Seamless convenience. That’s precisely what Rehlat had in mind when the travel giant partnered with PayPal. “Adding PayPal as a way to pay within Rehlat furthers our mission to provide a seamless way to pay for the services that matter most to our customers. With introduction of PayPal, now non GCC (America & Europe) customers are also now enjoying Rehlat’s services” said Mr. Bhanu Laxman, AVP – Digital Marketing.
Not only will consumers be able to pay for their travel booking directly from PayPal, but also would be able to earn Karam+, Rehlat’s travel reward points on every booking.
Speaking on the partnership, Mr. Amanpreet Singh, COO said “We have always believed in offering the best and the safest payment options to our customers and adding PayPal to our payment solutions confirms that. PayPal’s payment solution is swift, easy to use, and safe and this would also ensure quick and seamless payments for our customers. PayPal is growing fast, building a notable reach in the Middle East. The digital payment giant has over 2 million registered PayPal users in the KSA, 1.15 M in UAE, and 700K in Kuwait."
The unrestricted payment solution of PayPal is now available on Rehlat’s Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, & UAE domain. This offers significant advantages in travel booking wherein the customers pay without transmitting bank details.
How to Use PayPal on Rehlat?
With PayPal, customers will now be able to make payments without having to take out their card and would also receive notifications of their booking immediately. The service is fully secure thanks to PayPal’s system where in the recipient doesn’t receive sensitive financial information like credit card or bank account number. Additionally, when you pay with PayPal on any website PayPal Purchase Protection covers you if you have a problem.
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