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Flipkart partners with MakeMyTrip, will allow travel bookings to be done through its mobile app

The partnership between Flipkart and MakeMyTrip will be rolled out with domestic flight bookings in the next few weeks.

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Indo Asian News Service|Apr 05, 2018, 20:30:38 IST
Indian e-tail major Flipkart on 5 April announced its tie-up with leading online travel company MakeMyTrip for travel bookings.[caption id="attachment_4147225" align="alignleft" width="380"]The logo of online marketplace Flipkart. Reuters.

The logo of online marketplace Flipkart. Reuters.[/caption]"Through the partnership, users can now make travel bookings through MakeMyTrip's services using Flipkart's mobile application," an official from MakeMyTrip told IANS.The partnership will be rolled out with domestic flight bookings in the next few weeks, followed by hotels, bus, and holiday bookings. The companies, however, did not specify the exact time frame for the rollout."The partnership will help us reach out to an even wider consumer base through MakeMyTrip's multiple travel booking sites — MakeMyTrip, Goibibo and redBus — and open up the online travel market significantly," said the founder and Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MakeMyTrip Deep Kalra in the statement.The tie-up also helps in furthering Flipkart's goal of being a "one-stop destination" for all digital transactions, added the CEO of Flipkart Kalyan Krishnamurthy.The companies did not disclose the financial details of the partnership.Founded in 2007, Bengaluru-based e-commerce platform Flipkart claims to have a customer base of over 100 million in the country.

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First Published:Apr 05, 2018, 20:10:30 IST
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