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MTN Customers to Enjoy Special Fares From Emirates Airline

mtn-emirates-special-faresGhana’s leading telecommunications service provider, MTN Ghana, has announced a partnership agreement with Emirates airline, offering MTN customers special ticket fares on selected destinations.

Through this partnership, MTN customers will enjoy special fares representing a 15 per cent and 20 per cent discount on Economy Class and Business Class tickets respectively.

A statement signed by Georgina Asare Fiagbenu, Acting Corporate Services Executive of the company, said the offer can be accessed online via http://mtn.com.gh/personal/loyalty.

It said customers eligible for the special rates will be notified by MTN via SMS.

Mr Noel Kojo-Ganson, the Acting Chief Marketing Officer for MTN Ghana, said, “MTN as a global brand in telecommunications is happy to provide great experiences on Emirates Airlines, which is one of the world’s most valuable airline brands.

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The Country Manager of Emirates Airlines in Ghana Mr Hendrik Du Preez said: “Emirates is proud to partner with MTN to offer reduced fares to a raft of destinations across our wide network. We are always committed to enhance the travel experience of our valuable customers and this offer will give MTN customers in Ghana the opportunity to explore their dream destination for less and experience Emirates’ award-winning product and services.”

Mr Kojo-Ganson said MTN would continue to find new ways of delighting customers with exciting, relevant and rewarding initiatives.

The special fares on Emirates Airline follow other loyalty reward schemes instituted by MTN to reward customers.

 

Source: GNA

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