A Branded Connectivity Add-On for Every Fare and Reward
Summary
Offer branded international eSIM data as the extra that travels with every booking. It gives economy customers a useful option at checkout, makes premium bundles feel more complete, and gives loyalty teams a reward people can use on their next trip. Because connectivity sits alongside the booking rather than inside the flight, room, or tour itself, you can add value without redesigning your core product.
Direct Answer
Make international mobile data a flexible, branded add-on powered by eSIM. Put a paid option on economy booking and confirmation pages. Include a destination-appropriate allowance in premium packages. Then let loyalty members redeem points for data, receive it after reaching a tier, or earn it as a trip benefit.
CELITECH lets travel providers offer eSIM-based mobile data under their own brand, with placement options that include booking and confirmation pages, bundles, and white-label landing pages. Its programmable eSIMs can be set by destination, travel dates, and data amount, so one connectivity product can support different fare and reward designs. Explore the CELITECH product and integration documentation to see how it can fit your traveler journey.
This is not a generic perk. It solves a timely traveler need while creating an ancillary offer your team can package, price, and reward in more than one way.
Takeaway
Use a branded eSIM as your international extra: optional for economy, included for premium, and redeemable through loyalty. You keep the core booking intact while giving travelers connectivity that works across their trip. Ready to turn connectivity into your next travel offer? Book a demo.
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