Written by Content Desk, Brand Practitioners• May 24, 2023• 1:22 pm• News

ShareTrip Presents Exciting Deals from Top Lifestyle Brands

Travel Tech Company ShareTrip announced an array of offers under a partnership with top brands across different industries.

Launched recently, this collaboration brings offers from Artisan, Burger Lab, Cheez, Chorki, Fit Elegance, Madchef, Mentors’, MSI Gaming, Pagla Baburchi, Yamaha Music (ACI Motors) and Zaynax Health, reads a press release.

As part of this collaboration, ShareTrip users can enjoy discounts from their favourite brands. Mentors’ offers 35% discount, while Chorki delights users with a 30% off on yearly subscription.

Artisan extends a 15% discount, and Burger Lab, Cheez, Fit Elegance, Madchef, Pagla Baburchi, and Zaynax Health offer a tempting 10% off.

ShareTrip is thrilled to announce exclusive deals for registered users of the ShareTrip App and web page. When purchasing MSI Gaming Laptops from MSI Gaming, users can enjoy a flat Tk1,000 discount. Moreover, at Yamaha Music (ACI Motors), users can avail coupons worth Tk1,000.

But that’s not all! Customers who purchase from partner brands’ outlets or websites will receive special discount vouchers from ShareTrip. For instance, customers can get vouchers worth Tk2,000 when purchasing from Artisan or subscribing to Chorki.

Furthermore, ShareTrip is offering vouchers worth Tk1,000 at Burger Lab, Cheez, Fit Elegance, Madchef, Mentors’, MSI Gaming, Pagla Baburchi, Yamaha Music (ACI Motors), and Zaynax Health. These vouchers and coupons can also be used when purchasing flight tickets from the ShareTrip App or web platform by applying the specific coupon codes.

Regarding this collaboration, Sadia Haque, CEO & Co-Founder said, “This partnership with Bangladesh’s top brands allows us to enrich the lives of our customers even further. It enables us to stretch beyond travel solutions and give a bit more to all our users. Partnership of this scale is a first for the travel industry in Bangladesh, and we believe that it is only the beginning.”

Source: The Business Standard

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