Qatar Airways has extended its partnership with Access Bank, offering customers up to a 12% discount on business and economy class tickets until December 2024. The deal aims to make air travel more affordable for Access Bank customers who book flights online via the Qatar Airways website.
By using the promo code “ACCESS,” Access Bank cardholders can access discounted fares to destinations worldwide, enhancing their travel experience. The partnership reflects Qatar Airways’ ongoing efforts to boost travel within and beyond Africa, providing passengers with premium services.
“As we approach peak travel seasons, especially during summer, our focus remains on expanding travel opportunities for passengers across the African market,” said Hendrik du Preez, Vice President for Africa at Qatar Airways.
“Africa may be underserved, but strategic partnerships like this are key to transforming air travel within the continent. We are proud to collaborate with a pan-African institution like Access Bank to offer these incentives.”
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The announcement follows Qatar Airways’ recent route expansions and increased flight frequencies across Africa, strengthening its global network of over 160 destinations. The airline continues to grow its presence in African markets, aiming to connect more passengers with international travel opportunities.
Iyabo Soji-Okusanya, Executive Director of Corporate and Investment Banking at Access Bank, expressed excitement over the extended partnership. “We are thrilled to work with Qatar Airways to bring exclusive travel benefits to our customers.
This collaboration aligns with our commitment to enhancing the customer experience for those who bank with Access. By offering these discounts, we aim to make global travel more accessible and enjoyable for our valued clients,” she said.
The partnership highlights the mutual drive of both Qatar Airways and Access Bank to deliver value to African travellers, further solidifying their roles in the region’s growing travel industry.
(Edited by Oludare Mayowa; omayowa@globalfinancialdigest.com; Newsroom: +234 8033 964 138)
