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Dubai Tourism signs deal to ease payments
Ahmed Khalifa Alfalasi and Rashed Ali Al Ansari sign the agreement on behalf of Dubai Tourism and Al Ansari Exchange.
dubai - It will simplify payment methods for tourism services
Under the agreement, partners of Dubai Tourism, including hotels, event organisers, tour operators and tourism companies, will be able to make payments for services through 183 branches of Al Ansari Exchange across the UAE.
The agreement was signed by Ahmed Khalifa Alfalasi, CEO of corporate services and investments, Dubai Tourism, and Rashed Ali Al Ansari, general manager of Al Ansari Exchange.
Alfalasi said: "The partnership will take our payment system to the next level of reliability and convenience. This agreement means that our partners no longer need to visit Dubai Tourism offices to make payments."
Al Ansari said: "We are pleased to collaborate with Dubai Tourism to enable customers to pay the travel and tourism services fees through our wide branch network across the UAE. Under this agreement, all companies, organisations and individuals working in the travel and tourism sector are able now to make payments with ease and convenience."
- business@khaleejtimes.com
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