Malaysia Airlines offers 9 ways to save money
This really is a bumper time for those who are able to travel to Asia at the moment.
Announcing the latest promotion, the Malaysia Airlines Stimulus package, yesterday, Dato’ Sri Idris Jala, the airline’s Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer, said, “This is the best time for the public to travel as such incredible offers are given only during a downturn! Customers are the ones to truly benefit during this time as we are looking for innovative ways to boost load factors and revenue.”
The stimulus package has been aimed at all sectors of the market with 9 strands to the promotion:
First and Business Class
1. Premium Match
Malaysia Airlines will match the price of one’s previous travel on another airline for flights above 3 hours.
This applies for First and Business Class travel.
Asean and International travel
2. Business Companion
50% discount is offered for your companion’s business class travel.
Domestic, Asean and International travel
Economy Class
3. Economy +
Pay economy class fares but enjoy business class travel privileges including access to the lounges and accrual of Enrich miles.
Domestic, Asean and International travel
4. Balik Kampung
Enjoy all inclusive RM69 fares for travel within the Peninsular & within East Malaysia
RM99 for travel between East and West Malaysia
Domestic only
5. Weekend Getaway
Special fares for long weekend travel
ASEAN only
6. Kids Fly Free
For every 2 adult economy class tickets purchased, a child below 12 years old travels for free
Domestic and Asean travel
7. MHFlex, 1+1
Purchase 1 economy class ticket, and your companion gets a free ticket on flights operated by Malaysia Airlines
Domestic and Asean travel
8. 80% discounts off domestic & ASEAN
Enjoy low fares when you book online
Domestic and Asean travel
9. Grab-A- Deal
Special fares for selected destinations are available online from time to time
Domestic, Asean and International travel
For further information visit malaysiaairlines.com
I think there is chance there are so many offers around at the moment that the consumer is spoilt for choice. I can see also the temptation to hold on just in case a better offer comes along. If you are flexible and do not mind whether you travel or not then that is a reasonable stance. However, if you are set on visiting Asia sometime this year I recommend finding a fare at a level and at a time you are comfortable with and book it. Then don’t think about looking again and get on with booking and anticipating the rest of the vacation.
I cannot really see how anyone can fail to be happy with their Asia vacation purchase at the moment because the travelling public surely has never had it so good.
