Phoenix Petroleum extends fuel discount to couriers with Lalamove partnership
Lalamove, together with Phoenix Petroleum, forged a partnership that aims to further help partner drivers in the new normal through a new, specialized discount card. The two companies recently launched the Phoenix Tsuper Club – Lalamove loyalty and rewards card that gives registered Lalamove drivers discounted rates for Phoenix fuels blended with Phoenix PULSE Technology at 69 participating Phoenix retail stations nationwide, allowing drivers to spend less on gas and earn more from deliveries.
The card also entitles registered Lalamove drivers to TRIP benefits, which include Tsuper Hero Advantage—a special inclusion that recognizes the drivers’ outstanding contributions for the betterment of society, exclusive rewards, insurance coverage, and other privileges. At present, Lalamove has 65,000 members operating nationwide.
“Courier companies like Lalamove have been offering convenience to a lot of Filipinos with their fast and efficient delivery services, especially during this difficult time. As a way to help the community during the quarantine period, Phoenix Petroleum would like to give our Lalamove drivers exclusive and special benefits through value-for-money fuel products, and be their indispensable partner in their journey of servicing more Filipinos,” Phoenix Petroleum Chief Operating Officer Henry Albert Fadullon said.
“Lalamove’s goal is to provide partner-drivers with a means to earn and to support them through beneficial partnerships that will enable them to have a better life,” Lalamove’s Managing Director Dannah Majarocon shared. “This goal is something we share with Phoenix Petroleum as they provide our drivers with opportunities to save more money with the Phoenix-Tsuper Club card.”
In 2018, Phoenix Petroleum introduced the Phoenix Tsuper Club-Grab card, which also gives discounted Phoenix fuels to the cardholders, provides assistance to the drivers amid the increasing fuel prices resulting from the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) law, and to support the government’s Pantawid Pasada Program.