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Trip Turbo Partners with Nabil Bank to Enable Travel Bookings

Trip Turbo Partners with Nabil Bank to Enable Travel Bookings

Lalitpur, Nepal—Trip Turbo, Nepal’s largest travel marketplace, has partnered with NabilBank Limited, one of the country’s leading commercial banks, to make travel booking moreaccessible and convenient for users through Nabil Bank’s nBank mobile app. The agreementwas formally signed by Adarsha Bazgain, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (DCEO) of NabilBank, and Bimal Raj Poudel, Growth and Marketing […] The post Trip Turbo Partners with Nabil Bank to Enable Travel Bookings first appeared on Latest Tech News, Reviews, Apps, Leaks, Deals, Best of, Startups, Events in Nepal.

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Lalitpur, Nepal—Trip Turbo, Nepal’s largest travel marketplace, has partnered with Nabil
Bank Limited, one of the country’s leading commercial banks, to make travel booking more
accessible and convenient for users through Nabil Bank’s nBank mobile app. The agreement
was formally signed by Adarsha Bazgain, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (DCEO) of Nabil
Bank, and Bimal Raj Poudel, Growth and Marketing Lead of Trip Turbo.
With this partnership, Nabil Bank customers can now book bus tickets, domestic and
international flights, and travel activities offered by Trip Turbo directly from the nBank app,
creating a seamless digital experience that combines banking and travel services in one
place.

Users can navigate to the Marketplace section via Home > More on the nBank app, where
Trip Turbo is listed. By selecting Trip Turbo, users are directed to Trip Turbo’s booking
platform, allowing them to search, select, and book travel services with ease, while
completing payments securely via nBank.

The integration enables customers to book and pay for travel services within a trusted
banking ecosystem, eliminating the need to switch between multiple apps and enhancing
overall convenience. “At Trip Turbo, our goal is making travel simple through technology. Partnering with Nabil Bank allows us to extend this vision by offering customers a more convenient and secure
way to plan and book travel directly from the nBank app,”
said Shikher Prasai, Founder of
Trip Turbo.

“We are pleased to add one more partner in the market place of nBank app. We are
confident that this partnership will make it easier for our customers to plan their trips through
the nBank app,”
said DCEO Adarsha Bazgain of Nabil Bank. Stating that the bank continues
to expand nBank into a single platform for everyday needs, he said, “This partnership
enables customers to conveniently book and pay for travel within the app.”
The integration is now live for all nBank users, allowing customers to discover and book Trip
Turbo’s full range of travel services directly through the nBank mobile app, offering a simpler
and more convenient way to plan and pay for travel.

The partnership allows nBank users to book bus tickets, flights, and
travel activities directly

About Trip Turbo

Trip Turbo is Nepal’s largest online travel marketplace, connecting travelers with flights, buses,
activities, and stays. Founded in 2021, Trip Turbo officially launched its mobile app in September
2024 alongside the inaugural Travel Mela campaign. Available on Android, iOS, and the web, Trip
Turbo now offers domestic and international flight bookings, bus tickets, 200+ activities, and overnight
stays. In just five months, the Trip Turbo app surpassed 100,000 downloads on the Google Play Store
and has now crossed 370,000 downloads across Android and iOS.
Learn more at tripturbo.com.


About Nabil Bank Limited

Nabil Bank Limited is a pioneer in Nepal’s banking sector, committed to delivering innovative and
customer-focused financial solutions. With a strong emphasis on digital transformation, the bank
continues to redefine banking experiences for its customers. Nabil Bank operates 268 branches and
321 ATM networks across the country.

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