Hotels.com: book now and pay later
February 11, 2004 |
Hotels.com's Leap Year promotion enables travelers booking accommodations now through February 29 to defer payment until May 2004.
Hotels.com is offering travelers a powerful new payment choice, Bill Me Later.
Its Leap Year promotion enables travelers booking accommodations now through February 29 to defer payment until May 2004. Qualified travelers who choose the Bill Me Later payment option for reservations of $350 or more can defer payment without interest charges until May 2004.
“Our objective at Hotels.com is to provide travelers the most value for their travel dollars. Our Bill Me Later Leap Year promotion gives our clients spending power and is an excellent way for travelers to enjoy a trip now and pay for it later,” said Cheryl Rosner, president of Hotels.com. “It is an added convenience for those travelers in a hurry or who just want payment flexibility,” continued Rosner.
To take advantage of the Leap Year promotion all customers need do is simply select the Bill Me Later payment option when making their reservation at [url=http://www.hotels.com]http://www.hotels.com[/url] Credit restrictions apply to Bill Me Later. Additional information is available on the hotels.com web site.
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