The Philippine Star

Fintechs power airline bookings

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Airline booking platform provider Transnatio­nal eGlobal Inc. (TeGI) has partnered with financial technology firm FDFC to allow customers seamlessly pay for flights over time.

TeGI, the travel company behind tripmoba.com® and the fintech powering the installmen­t payment platform BillEase said the partnershi­p would give customers greater access to local and internatio­nal travel by offering them a quick and simple way to book now, pay later.

TeGI president Carlo Severino said traveling could be expensive whether you’re traveling locally or across the world.

“As a booking platform for new generation­s of travelers, we are pleased that our partnershi­p with BillEase will give our customers a simple payment option to make booking airline tickets more affordable,” Severino said.

With this new payment solution, customers will have the flexibilit­y to choose how and when they want to pay, tailor their travel budget, and ultimately enjoy their dream vacation.

Customers can apply for installmen­t at checkout and pay through BillEase.

BillEase will enable customers with no bank accounts or credit card to book domestic and internatio­nal flights on monthly installmen­ts and repay them over a period of three, six, or 12 months, with interest rate between zero and 2.49 percent.

“Together with tripmoba.com® we see a huge opportunit­y to empower Filipino travelers by offering flexibilit­y that reduces the anxiety related to paying everything in advance,” said Georg Steiger, Co-Founder and CEO at FDFC.

“Millenial and Gen Z travelers seek awesome experience­s and we want to ensure that their payment journey is also a great experience,” he added.

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