Exclusive American Tourister discount for Majoriti readers


Majoriti product lead Chung Eng Lee (left) and Samsonite(M) Sdn Bhd Country Head Ambert Khoo (right) posing with the logos of both the news portal and brand as they announce their partnership . — Photo: ONG SOON HIN / The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Travelling has always been one of the ways for people to rejuvenate themselves and American Tourister is offering an exclusive discount for Majoriti readers.

A trusted and internationally renowned travel brand, American Tourister is partnering with Majoriti to give travel lovers an additional 15% discount* for its American Tourister products.

“More and more people are travelling locally or indulging in staycations. What better way to kickstart their vacation than with having the best gear to suit their travelling style.

"The partnership comes at the opportune time where Majoriti and American Tourister are able to offer the wanderlusting soul a reason to upgrade their luggage,” said Majoriti product lead Chung Eng Lee.

“American Tourister has always looked at ways that they can evolve their products to excite their consumers. Similarly, Majoriti strives to bring the most exciting and up-to-date news to our readers,” she added.

“We see a synergy between Majoriti and American Tourister. Our brand’s commitment to offering a wide selection of stylish, high quality, and affordable travel lifestyle products – luggage, backpacks, bags, and travel accessories for all types of travel.

"We believe the collaboration with Majoriti will provide added value to our customers and reach out to more audiences,” said Ambert Khoo, Samsonite Malaysia's country head.

Since its inception by Sol Koffler in 1933, American Tourister has grown to become one of the most trusted and recognised brand names with a heritage that spans more than 80 years.

The brand’s commitment to offering durable and affordable luggage began in the 1930s and continues to the present day.

With its acquisition by Samsonite, American Tourister continues its tradition in marrying superior quality and design with great value, offering a wide selection of travel gear for everyone.

Majoriti, a new Bahasa Malaysia news portal, focuses on providing reports on current affairs and brings added value to its customers together with its strategic partners.

With the tagline of "Refleksi Tanpa Prejudis", Majoriti’s manifesto revolves around providing unbiased news and views to the readers. Majoriti is embarking on teaming up with a diverse range of partners to expand on each other’s offerings.

Partners and merchants currently on board include Social Security Organisation (Socso), Aeon Co (M) Bhd, Malaysia Airlines Bhd, Secret Recipe Cakes and Cafe Sdn Bhd, Yoodo, Petronas Dagangan Bhd, hotels under IOI Properties Group Bhd, and more in the pipeline.

To find out more about Majoriti or to subscribe, visit majoriti.com.my.

*Note: Discount is not applicable for travel accessories, and offer cannot be combined with other card privileges, promotions, offers, or loyalty programs.

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