JetBlue Airways has announced a partnership with hotels.com, the leading provider of lodging worldwide, to provide the value airline's customers with access to deals on hotels across the globe on www.jetblue.com/hotels.
In addition to streamlining the full travel experience for JetBlue customers, hotel bookings on the airline's website will come with several popular features from hotels.com, including its Price Match Guarantee, no change or cancel fees and no phone booking fees. Customers can also read guest reviews on thousands of properties provided by TripAdvisor.
"We are constantly looking for ways to enhance the overall travel experience, and we are excited to partner with this industry-leading hotel provider," said Brett Cochran, Director of Product and Business Development for JetBlue Airways. "Our customers will now receive the great price match guarantee provided by hotels.com with the added convenience of hassle-free booking on JetBlue's website."
"The combination of our online features and service by phone makes it simple for people to find the right property every time they travel, and in turn have a more positive hotel experience," said Sunil Bhatt, vice president of affiliate marketing for hotels.com. "We are pleased to offer JetBlue customers an extensive assortment of more than 40,000 properties, along with the details they need to make a more informed decision before they book."
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