Malaysia Aviation Group launches Journify

The Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has launched Journify, an integrated one-stop travel and lifestyle digital platform which provides end-to-end travel solutions, complementing its strength and expertise in the airline and aviation service business.

Captain Izham Ismail, CEO said that Journify is set to transform consumers’ experience via a digital platform; offering clients a highly personalized travel experience solution that gives them access to information and knowledge about places of interest that suit their preferences and needs, among others.

Captain Ismail also stated that Journify marks a significant milestone in MAG’s transformation journey towards becoming Asia’s leading travel and aviation services group.

“Journify is proud to introduce the first-of-its-kind flagship experience through the Journify2U service, allowing customers departing from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport to get the products which they purchased on the Journify app to be delivered to them at the boarding lounge,” he said in a statement today.

More than 10 categories of interests are offered by this platform, ranging from cafes and restaurants to entertainment outlets, tourist attractions, shopping malls, and more.

MAG stated that – “Journify also rewards customers with Enrich Points for every transaction made via the platform that can be used to redeem hotel stays, food and beverage vouchers, access to the Golden Lounge, online shopping vouchers, medical screenings, free flights, and more.”

For more information on the platform, visit journifyshop.malaysiaairlines.com or download the Malaysia Airlines app.

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