Yanolja Launches Corporate Membership Program to Expand Market
Global Economic Times Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2024-12-03 08:40:07
Seoul, South Korea – Yanolja, a leading travel platform, has introduced a new corporate membership program aimed at expanding its user base. The program offers a range of benefits tailored to business travelers, including discounted accommodations and additional perks.
The new membership, open to all corporate employees, provides a variety of benefits such as:
Exclusive Discounts: Members can enjoy up to 10% off at select hotels nationwide, along with annual coupons for domestic accommodations.
Flexible Cancellation: A one-time "cancel-free" benefit allows members to cancel international bookings without incurring fees.
Monthly Perks: A monthly "coupon pack" offers additional discounts for business travel, including domestic and international accommodations, and special deals on properties suitable for workshops.
Rewards Program: Members can earn Yanolja points for each domestic accommodation booking made with a corporate card.
"Following the success of our segmented offerings, we are excited to introduce a dedicated corporate membership program," said Cheol-woong Lee, Chief Marketing Officer of Yanolja. "By focusing on providing tangible benefits for business travel and employee welfare, we aim to enhance customer convenience and expand our reach."
Yanolja's new corporate membership program is designed to streamline expense management for businesses while offering employees a more convenient and cost-effective way to book accommodations for both work and leisure. The company plans to continue expanding its services and customer touchpoints.
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