Ready To Travel (RTT), a travel platform from airport food and gateway solutions provider, SATS, yesterday unveiled some new features and services of Ready To Travel 2.0. These include access to over 400 airport lounges worldwide and a new global bag-locate service that tracks and expedites the return of delayed baggage for 96 hours from the time the flight lands.
In details, RTT will now offer users access to over 400 airport lounges in close to 100 countries to expand RTT’s airport lounge selection, including Changi Airport’s four SATS Premier Lounges. You can book and pay for the lounge access directly via the RTT app.
Additionally, a new global bag-locate service from S$6 will allow travellers to insure two bags with a pay-out of up to S$2,200 per delayed bag. Through RTT, travellers get email updates on the location of missing baggage. This service comes with a 96-hour guarantee, from the time the flight lands to baggage return, after which travellers will receive the pay-out.
These two added services would be pretty nifty for frequent travellers and would give good reasons to download the RTT app. A collaborative platform for users to plan a travel itinerary collectively in real-time. The RTT app also allows travellers to stay organised by securely saving and accessing travel documents (like Google Trips).
These are the latest additions to RTT’s current suite of travel products and services, including pocket WiFi rental with coverage to over 138 countries and free device delivery and pickup service, travel insurance, and airport concierge.
“Ready To Travel’s goal is to empower a seamless and hassle-free travel experience for travellers today who appreciate an intuitive platform. We benefit from our parent company, SATS’ extensive network of ground handling operations and partnerships to bring essential global travel services onto a one-stop platform,” shared Eileen Tan, Vice President of Consumer Services, SATS Ltd. (Ready To Travel).
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