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You can now rideshare to Resort World Genting for only RM65 with airasia ride

For those looking to get a ride to Resort World Genting, you now can choose airasia ride as the rideshare service has partnered with the resort for a more affordable car ride to the resort.

Lim Chiew Shan, Regional CEO of airasia ride, said “Resorts World Genting has long been one of the top tourist attractions of Malaysia, and has successfully introduced the world-renowned Malaysian hospitality to millions of tourists worldwide over the decades. We are honoured to be able to facilitate smoother rides for their customers to travel to the resort by providing the lowest fares from the airport and from anywhere in the Klang Valley.”

The special fares for travellers visiting Resorts World Genting can be redeemed either from KLIA or from anywhere in Klang Valley. For trips from KLIA Terminal 1 or Terminal 2, the special fare is RM 130 for a regular car or RM 220 for a larger six-seater per trip. An additional discount of RM 5 can be applied to the trip when using the promo code RWGKLIA88 from the international airport.

For Klang Valley, the fare is RM 65 per trip, and a further RM 5 can be knocked off the trip price when using the promo code RWG88. Passengers just need to access airasia ride on the airasia MOVE app (formerly airasia Superapp) to enjoy the special rates for the trip to Genting Highlands.

Spencer Lee, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing and MICE, Genting Malaysia Berhad commented, “We are pleased to partner with airasia ride, a prominent player in the e-hailing industry in ensuring our guests have the option of reliable, quality service when embarking on trips to explore and rediscover an unsurpassed world of entertainment and adventure at Resorts World Genting. We are confident this tie-up is a good fit as it allows for easy connectivity between the airport or Klang Valley and Resorts World Genting and we believe in offering only best-in-class experiences for our guests.”

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