Bank of Baroda has teamed up with EaseMyTrip to launch the Bank of Baroda EaseMyTrip Co-branded Travel Debit Card, the first of its kind from a public sector bank. Designed for frequent travelers and lifestyle enthusiasts, the card offers discounts on travel and hotel bookings, free annual memberships to OTT platforms, and vouchers for e-commerce sites. There’s no minimum order value for travel bookings, and benefits are available year-round, making it easy for cardholders to access savings anytime.
The Bank of Baroda EaseMyTrip Debit Card offers an array of exciting features and benefits designed for frequent travelers and lifestyle enthusiasts. Cardholders enjoy discounts such as 10% off on domestic and international flights, 15% off on hotel bookings, and 10% off on bus and airport transfer bookings. Additionally, the card provides complimentary access to domestic airport lounges (two per quarter) and international lounges (two per year).
Users also receive premium annual memberships to popular OTT platforms like Amazon Prime, Zee5, and Sony LIV, along with a complimentary 12-month Gaana Plus subscription. For e-commerce shoppers, the card includes vouchers for brands like Big Basket, Blinkit, and Flipkart, as well as ₹250 off on BookMyShow tickets each quarter and monthly discounts on Zomato and Amazon. Further enhancing its appeal, the card offers air insurance coverage up to ₹50 lakh and 24/7 concierge services, making it a valuable companion for every journey.
Shri Sanjay Mudaliar, Executive Director of Bank of Baroda, stated, “In line with our customer-centric initiatives, we are excited to launch the co-branded Bank of Baroda EaseMyTrip Debit Card, which redefines the travel and lifestyle experience for our clients by offering exceptional value. This card caters to the growing aspirations of customers who enjoy traveling and seek convenience and luxury. The Bank of Baroda EaseMyTrip Debit Card exemplifies our commitment to providing unique and tailored benefits that align with the desires of today’s consumers.”