- Long weekend travel will be cheaper!
- MakeMyTrip and Axis Bank's big partnership
- Bumper offers will get bumper discounts
MakeMyTrip Axis Bank Offer : MakeMyTrip and Axis Bank, one of India's largest private sector banks, today announced a partnership. Under this, today announced a partnership to offer special travel benefits during important long weekends and public holidays. So now you will get best offers. What exactly is the offer and how this partnership will benefit customers”text-align: justify;”> Sugar Price : What are you saying? Rs 13-14 is available here, sugar worth Rs 65, who can buy it? find out
Nowadays, traveling is no longer just an occasional luxury. So now this habit has become a habit to cultivate throughout the year. Tourists are now opting for shorter vacations to travel in smaller vacations throughout the year. In particular, long weekends are becoming the most popular period for travel bookings.
New program for 'Long Weekend Calendar'
Keeping in mind the 'long weekend calendar' of India, a new beneficial program has been prepared for this. Which will provide frequent travel benefits from this program during various festivals and holidays throughout the year. This includes domestic and international flights, hotels, holidays, tours and attractions, bus and cab bookings. This will make sudden or pre-planned travel easier, easier and more affordable. This allows travelers to fully enjoy even impromptu trips. A special booking window will be opened every time before the long weekend, through which customers can avail exclusive offers on different travel categories.
Partnership with Axis Bank marks the beginning of change
Raj Rishi Singh, Chief Operating Officer, MakeMyTrip, said, “Marketing these days is not just about making big announcements, it's about making those announcements at the right time. This partnership with Axis Bank is the beginning of that change. Our aim is to bring real financial benefits to travelers when they are making a trip decision. And it's important to get the decision right.”
'Long weekends' are a great opportunity to travel
Vineet Bajaj, Group Head – Acquiring & Cards, Axis Bank said, “Travel has always been an important area as customers seek to get meaningful experiences out of their everyday spending. 'Long weekends' are great opportunities for travel and people plan short trips throughout the year to make the most of it. These benefits will be made more relevant and enjoyable by the tie-up with MakeMyTrip. This will make travel planning more profitable and easier for our cardholders. This collaboration is a unique travel experience. It reinforces our commitment to deliver and enhance the value customers get through Axis Bank Credit Cards.”
Get so much relief
As part of this offer, travelers paying via Axis Bank Credit Card while booking on MakeMyTrip will get 10% direct discount on domestic flights (up to Rs. 1,800) and up to 15% direct discount (up to Rs. 5,000) on domestic hotel bookings. Similar benefits will be available in case of international flights, hotels, buses, cabs, tours and tourist attractions. In addition to the existing holiday offers of 'Make-My-Trip', Axis Bank credit cards will offer an additional 5% instant discount on holiday packages; This discount will be limited to a maximum of Rs.20,000.
This offer will be available at 'Checkout' on 'Make-My-Trip' platform. Before each 'Long Weekend', details of relevant benefits and offers will appear on the payment page. Full details of terms and conditions including minimum booking values will be made available on the 'Make-My-Trip' app and website prior to the start date of each offer.
Long weekend dates
Gandhi Jayanti 2nd to 4th October 2026
Dussehra 18 to 20 October 2026
Diwali 7th to 9th November 2026
Christmas 25 to 27 December 2026
New Year 1st to 3rd January 2027
Republic Day 24th to 26th January 2027
Holi 20 to 22 March 2027
Good Friday 26 to 28 March 2027
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