Airbnb has partnered with HDFC Bank Ltd., to offer cashback benefits exclusively to the HDFC Bank Debit and Credit cardholders who make first-time bookings on the travel platform
For a limited period, starting from 5th February 2025, HDFC Bank customers who use their HDFC Bank Debit/Credit cards for their first Airbnb booking will receive a cashback of INR 1,000 to INR 2,000, based on the total booking value. This offer aims to attract first-time bookers to Airbnb’s platform by making travel more rewarding and accessible to a growing demographic of Indian travelers.
“We’re excited to partner with HDFC Bank to bring this exclusive offer to their customers,” said Amanpreet Bajaj, Country Head, Airbnb India and Southeast Asia. “By making travel more rewarding and accessible, we hope to introduce even more Indians to it’s unique accommodations while also supporting local communities in the process.”
“At HDFC Bank, we are always looking for innovative ways to add value to our customers’ experiences. This collaboration not only incentivises first-time bookings but also aligns with the evolving travel preferences of today’s digital-savvy Indian consumers. We are delighted to partner with Airbnb to bring this special offer to our customers,” said Parag Rao, Group Head – Payments, Consumer Finance, Marketing, Liability Product Group, TPP, ABCP, Non-Resident Products, GIB and Gig Banking, HDFC Bank.
Under this collaboration, HDFC Bank will leverage its extensive communication channels—including its website, mobile app, WhatsApp, social media, and SMS services—to promote Airbnb’s unique travel offerings to millions of its customers. This initiative represents a significant step toward enhancing the travel experience for Indian consumers and encouraging a broader audience to explore Airbnb’s extensive array of stays worldwide.
With the rise of digital payments and a growing affinity for unique travel experiences, this partnership with HDFC Bank, aims to offer an additional incentive to Indian travelers looking to book their first stay.
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