Early birds, rejoice～Singapore Airlines offers in-flight duty-free e-vouchers
By Wei Ruyu, compiled and reported
To reward early-bird travelers who plan their trips well in advance, Singapore Airlines has launched a Global Online Booking Gift campaign. From now until January 15, 2012, passengers who complete their booking and issue their tickets via Singapore Airlines' global website, and who depart from Taipei between February 1 and March 31 of the same year, traveling via Singapore to any Singapore Airlines or SilkAir destination in business or economy class (excluding bookings with Singapore as the destination), will receive an e-voucher worth S$100 for KrisShop in-flight duty-free products for business class passengers, and S$50 for economy class passengers.
Singapore Airlines' in-flight duty-free shop KrisShop features popular Angry Birds licensed merchandise, as well as a variety of festive gifts for the holiday season. The catalog is updated regularly. (Image provided by Singapore Airlines)
Eligible passengers must send an email from January 2 to March 20, 2012, to tw_feedback@singaporeair.com.sg with the passenger's English name, booking reference, KrisFlyer membership account number, and the designated e-voucher for Singapore Airlines in-flight duty-free products to enjoy the convenience of online pre-ordering of duty-free goods for free.
Transit through Singapore between February and March 2012, and you can get an in-flight duty-free shopping voucher. (Image provided by Mook Editorial Department)
The Singapore Airlines KrisShop in-flight e-voucher is valid for online pre-orders. Passengers can pre-order online on a working day after issuing their tickets and collect their pre-ordered items on their specified Singapore Airlines flight departing from Singapore. The e-voucher is non-transferable and can be combined with other promotions, discounts, offers, and personal benefits available on KrisShop online.
For detailed campaign terms and conditions, please visit Singapore Airlines' global website at singaporeair.com.
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