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AirAsia MOVE, formerly known as airasia Superapp is the newest online travel agent (OTA) in town, providing a seamless and personalised experience for travellers at the best value in Asean and beyond. It envisions a comprehensive travel ecosystem, providing various travel offerings, such as flights and hotel bookings from over 700 airlines, including AirAsia, and over a million hotels world-wide, plus airport transfers, insurance, duty-free shopping and much more. The services are complemented by a community-led experience through features such as airasia chat and a strong loyalty program that rewards users across its expansive ecosystem. It has been voted by World Travel Awards as 'Asia's Leading Online Travel Agency' for two consecutive years since its first nomination in 2023.
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