
Luxury Escapes partners with Azupay to allow travellers to secure their dream holidays instantly
Luxury Escapes, Australia’s leading premium travel brand, has partnered with Azupay, the pioneer of real-time, account-to-account payments, to introduce a faster, safer, and more convenient way for customers to book now using PayID.
This innovative partnership enhances the checkout experience, allowing travellers to secure their dream holidays with instant, stress-free transactions. By integrating Azupay’s smart PayID technology, Luxury Escapes eliminates the need for manual bank account transfers or costly credit card fees, ensuring customers can book with confidence and businesses receive funds in real time.
“At Luxury Escapes, we’re always looking for ways to improve the customer payments experience. By offering real-time payments with PayID, we’re simplifying the checkout process and giving travellers greater control over their finances,” said Robert Preswick, Director of Product at Luxury Escapes. “Azupay’s seamless and secure payment technology ensures that our customers can confirm their holidays instantly, without the friction of traditional payment methods like credit card or debit card transactions.”
For Luxury Escapes, this partnership means faster settlements and a smoother reconciliation process. The automation of PayID payments also reduces manual errors, streamlining operations for both the company and its customers. Travellers can now choose payment options that suit them, whether they prefer to pay upfront or explore a payment plan.
“Luxury Escapes is setting the standard for modern, stress-free customer payments in the travel industry,” said Trent Daniel, Chief Customer Officer at Azupay. “With PayID, we’re empowering businesses to move beyond outdated payment methods and embrace real-time transactions that enhance efficiency and trust.”
As real-time payments gain traction in Australia, the Luxury Escapes and Azupay partnership signals a new era of frictionless, stress-free transactions that put customers first.