HDFC Bank Team up to Give Customers a Whooping 50 percent Cash Back on all Domestic Airlines this Festive Season
6 Dec 2007

Get 50 percent Cash Back on all Airlines Using Your HDFC Bank Credit Card When You Book 2 Roundtrip Flights in a Single Booking on Cleartrip.com

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Mumbai,  (BW) -- Cleartrip.com in association with HDFC announced the most attractive offer on domestic flight tickets this season: 50% off on all domestic airlines when you book 2 or more roundtrip flights in a single booking on Cleartrip.com.
HDFC Bank Visa Signature, World MasterCard, Platinum Plus, Titanium and Gold Credit Cardholders get 50% Cash back on the base fare up to a maximum of Rs. 3,500. HDFC Bank Silver International, Value Plus, HealthPlus or Idea Silver Credit Cardholders get 30% Cash back on the base fare up to a maximum of Rs. 3,500. The Cash back amount is calculated on the base fare. All applicable taxes are payable extra
To avail of the offer all you need to do is log on to www.cleartrip.com and book 2 or more roundtrip flights in a single booking to any destination on the airline of your choice. This is a limited offer valid on bookings made up to 25th December for any travel dates of your choice.

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