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Bookme Integrates with Google Wallet for Seamless E-Ticketing in Pakistan

  • April 2, 2025
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Bookme MENAP, the region’s leading all-digital travel and ticketing platform, has announced its integration with Google Wallet, allowing users in Pakistan to seamlessly store and access their e-tickets on Android and Wear OS devices. This development marks a significant milestone in Pakistan’s digital travel ecosystem, offering enhanced convenience and security for users managing their transportation and event tickets.

As the pioneer of e-ticketing in Pakistan since 2013, Bookme has played a crucial role in the country’s transition away from paper-based tickets and cash transactions. Over the past decade, the platform has facilitated the widespread adoption of contactless, cashless travel bookings, making it easier for users to plan and execute their journeys. Now, with its latest integration, Bookme is bringing Pakistan in line with global digital ticketing standards, allowing users to consolidate their travel and event bookings within Google Wallet.

Google Wallet has already revolutionized how people handle payments and digital transactions worldwide, and Bookme’s collaboration with the platform further expands its capabilities in Pakistan. Through this integration, Bookme users can now securely store a variety of digital tickets in one place, including boarding passes for domestic and international flights, intercity bus tickets, and event tickets for concerts, sports matches, and festivals. The integration also enables reminders and notifications for upcoming trips and events, ensuring a seamless and organized experience for travelers and event attendees.

In addition to ticket storage, the integration brings further benefits to Bookme users, including exclusive discounts and promotions through the platform’s loyalty program. Travelers and event-goers can expect an enhanced e-ticketing experience, where they can check in for flights, board buses, and enter venues with just a tap on their smartphone or smartwatch. At the official launch event, Faizan Aslam, Founder and CEO of Bookme, expressed his enthusiasm for this collaboration, emphasizing its transformative potential. 

“Bookme introduced e-ticketing in Pakistan, and now, with Google Wallet, we are taking it to the next level. This partnership will provide unparalleled convenience to travelers and event-goers, allowing them to store and use their tickets digitally, just like the rest of the world. We are committed to continuing this partnership with Google to bring more advancements to Pakistani users.”

The event was also attended by Chen Way Siew, who leads Financial Institution, Network, and Transit Partnerships at Google. His presence underscored Google’s commitment to expanding the functionality of Google Wallet in Pakistan and supporting local digital initiatives that improve user experiences.

The integration of Bookme with Google Wallet reflects a broader trend of digital transformation in Pakistan’s travel and entertainment industries. As smartphone penetration and digital adoption continue to rise, the demand for seamless, contactless solutions is growing. With this partnership, Bookme is further strengthening its position as a leader in Pakistan’s e-ticketing sector, paving the way for more technological advancements that enhance convenience and efficiency for consumers.

With the launch of this integration, Pakistani travelers and event-goers now have a more streamlined, paperless experience, reinforcing the country’s shift toward a fully digital economy. As Bookme and Google Wallet continue to expand their services, users can look forward to even more innovative features that simplify their daily lives.

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