December 20, 2016 TnH Global

Vibrant Gujarat attendees to enjoy 5%-10% off on airfares

Emirates, Jet Airways and Air India announced as ‘Airline Partners’

Vibrant Gujarat Summit is known to attract international and domestic visitors from different walks of life; the last edition witnessed 25,000+ delegates from 110 countries. The upcoming edition of Vibrant Gujarat is set to take the number higher, making it imperative to have airline partners who would not only ensure the price-model is not driven by the demand but offer discounts to the in-coming guests. Today, the government of Gujarat announced three such airlines namely- Emirates, Jet Airways and Air India as its ‘Airline Partners’.

Speaking on the announcement, Rajkumar Beniwal, Managing Director – iNDEXTb said, “The scale of Vibrant Gujarat gets bigger each summit and as organizers, we need to ensure the attendees are comfortable and not hassled. We are happy to announce our partnership with Emirates, Jet Airways and Air India; the partner airlines will extend discounts ranging between 5% – 10% on both international and domestic travels to all the Vibrant Gujarat attendees. The offer shall be valid during the period of January 03 – 18, 2017. Further, the airlines will place Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit 2017 brochures at their respective airport lounges. The airlines will also have a stall at the main venue, Mahatma Mandir to assist the visitors to booking tickets from the venue itself.”

APPLICABLE ACROSS ALL ROUTES TO PARTICIPANTS OF VIBRANT GUJARAT GLOBAL SUMMIT 17
Airline	Vibrant Gujarat Offer \| Jan 03 – 18, 2017
Emirates	Special discount of 10% on Economy and Business class
Jet Airways	Special discount of 10% on Economy and Business class
Air India	Special discount of 5% Domestic, 7% in International Economy class & 10% on International First & Business class

The 8th edition of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit from 10-13 January, 2017 at Gandhinagar will be attended by business delegates, corporates heads, political leaders, academicians and policy makers from across the globe, leading to an increase in air travel. The state has signed barter deals with all the partner airlines and no money will be paid by the state for this arrangement.