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AirAsia has extended the Credit Account validity period to three years (36 months) from the date of issuance for all of its guests with a valid credit account issued before 30 June 2021. To ensure a seamless experience for our guests, all Credit Accounts issued before June 30th have now been automatically extended.
The above is only applicable for direct online bookings made via airasia.com or the airasia Super App. For group bookings or those made with travel agents, guests may refer to the respective booking agent for further assistance.
Adam Geneave Chief Customer Happiness Officer of airasia Group said: “We continue to put the needs of our guests first and understand that their travel plans may have changed given the current circumstances. Hence, we are pleased to extend our Credit Account validity to three years on top of providing the flexibility to make future bookings at any time, for any destination and on any AirAsia-operated flight - even during t
KUALA LUMPUR (July 23): Passengers of low-cost carrier AirAsia Group Bhd, who are holding a credit account issued before June 30 this year, will have the value of their flight bookings extended to three years from the date of issuance.
To ensure a seamless experience for passengers, AirAsia said all credit accounts issued before June 30 have now been automatically extended.
In a statement today, AirAsia said this is only applicable to direct online bookings made via airasia.com or the airasia super app. For group bookings or those made with travel agents, passengers may refer to the respective booking agent for further assistance.
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Lazada Malaysia chief marketing officer Diana Boo noted that the online shopping platform saw a 300% increase in new sellers on-board last year, via its Pakej Kedai Pintar stimulus plan which aimed to assist local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to sell online.
“The overall digital economy has grown. We’re not the only e-commerce platform. There are many small businesses that have gone online. And even after the movement control order (MCO) was lifted, consumers continue to stay online, ” said Boo at the Smart Retail: Powering Nation’s Digital Economy two-day live virtual conference, held at end-March.