Cox & Kings partners RBL Bank for savings programme

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Indian travellers can save for their holiday over a 12-month period
Indian travellers can save for their holiday over a 12-month period

Cox & Kings has partnered with RBL Bank to launch a ‘Save Now Travel Later’ programme aimed at allowing travellers to save for their trip.

Under the new scheme, travellers can select a holiday package from Cox & Kings and pay for it with a recurring deposit with RBL Bank. This allows the customer to plan their holiday one year in advance and pay the agreed price in 12 instalments. The interest accumulated on the EMIs will be refunded back to the customer.

“‘Save Now Travel Later’ is a well-thought programme launched keeping in mind the fluctuating market rates. Travellers can now through instalments book their future trips at today’s price with minimal or no effect on their planned travel budget,” said Karan Anand, relationships head of Cox & Kings.

A passenger can also cancel the trip within nine months of opening the account, if their circumstances change.

The initiative follows the recent launch of a similar programme by Thomas Cook India and the State Bank of India (SBI).

 

Klook.com

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