Uber partners with Cleartrip to provide a one of a kind seamless travel experience
Uber is all about helping people get around the 29 Indian cities we call home. Whether it’s a trip to the airport, the journey home from work or a weekend spent exploring far flung corners of the city, people know they can press a button and get a ride. That’s why we are so excited to announce a partnership with Cleartrip, one of the country’s leading online travel companies. The company’s integration with India’s ridesharing platform of choice will make getting around a whole lot smoother.
While on a trip, Uber riders can choose to receive recommendations on the Cleartrip app, on exciting events and experiences to do in the city they are present in, from India’s largest collection of activities and events.
Anyone booking airline tickets, and local activities on Cleartrip will now also be able to book a ride in the Cleartrip app, without leaving the site or switching apps. It’s one less thing to worry about as you get ready to hit the road.
Update your Cleartrip app today to enjoy all the benefits!
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