Zomato, Air India Partner: Earn Travel Perks on Orders

Food lovers and travelers, get ready for a treat! Zomato has joined forces with Air India to bring a delightful mix of food and flight rewards.

Through this exciting partnership, Zomato users can now earn Air India Maharaja Club loyalty points just by ordering their favorite meals.

Here’s how it works: link your Maharaja Club account to Zomato, and for every order over Rs 499, you’ll earn 2% back in Maharaja Points.

These points can be used for flights, seat upgrades, or other travel perks with Air India. It’s a fun way to turn your food cravings into steps toward your next getaway.

Sunil Suresh, Air India’s Head of Marketing, Loyalty & E-Commerce, shared his excitement: "We are delighted to partner with Zomato to bring together travel and food, two subjects that are at the heart of family discussions and individual lifestyles," Air India has been busy, adding over 50 partner brands to its loyalty program in the past two years, and this move strengthens its appeal."

• Zomato partners with Air India to offer travel rewards on food orders
• Earn Maharaja Club points with Zomato orders over Rs 499
• Zomato-Air India tie-up gives free flight vouchers and loyalty perks

Rahul Gupta, Zomato’s Vice President, added, "With this partnership, customers can earn Air India Maharaja Points when they order food on Zomato. It’s a simple idea that makes our product more rewarding and will now take you places – literally."

With Zomato’s massive user base and Air India’s growing network, this collaboration is a win-win. Zomato, a top food delivery platform, is adding more value to keep customers hooked, while Air India, revitalized under the Tata Group, is making its loyalty program more attractive in a competitive market.

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This partnership could change how we think about everyday spending. Ordering dinner might just inspire your next vacation. As brands create these kinds of connected experiences, one thing’s clear: food and travel have never been closer.