Tech savvy travellers can now book discount hotels last minute through their mobile device – new technology from CheckInTonight.asia
Responding to a growing demand from tech-savvy and independent travellers to, and from within Asia, CheckInTonight.asia has launched the region’s first last-minute mobile hotel booking system. The mobile web application offers users the ability to access exclusive discounted hotels for same day bookings with savings of up to 70%.
CheckInTonight.asia releases the three best hotel deals for each location each day at 11am. Users are then able to book and confirm their last minute hotel within seconds direct from their smart phone or tablet.
“We found that increasingly modern business travellers, tourists and even locals need to make short-term travel decisions. CheckInTonight.asia will now offer these travellers a quick and easy alternative to secure a last minute room”, says Mark Southby, Managing Director of CheckInTonight.asia.
“Only the finest hotels will be listed in each location and will be classified as boutique, classic or deluxe. All hotels are personally vetted by CheckInTonight.asia providing users with comfort that any hotel booked meets their high quality standards. To celebrate the launch, CheckInTonight.asia is offering new users $5 free credit by simply entering promo code NEW. Users also have the ability to earn free on-going credits by simply sharing a personal promo code with friends which can be done easily through Facebook and Twitter.
“CheckInTonight.asia offers a great deal not only for travellers, but also for the hotels we work with”, says Southby.
“For hotels, we are a marketplace to fill last-minute rooms that could otherwise remain empty. They can decide themselves how much discount they want to offer in order to help sell their rooms for that night.”
CheckInTonight.asia’s growth plans include expanding their unique offering to Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam by early 2013.
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