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Tynimo Launches Digital Vending Machine for Safety Essentials at BLR Airport

Tynimo Launches Digital Vending Machine for Safety Essentials at BLR Airport

Web Exclusive  /  Jul 14, 2020

Bengaluru headquartered Lifestyle retail brand Tynimo has installed a first of its kind vending machine stocked with safety essentials at Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru. The machine has been installed in the departure area offering a contactless and convenient experience for travellers to buy masks, gloves, sanitisers and other essential safety products.

The vending machine by Tynimo will be stocked with essentials such as four-layer designer protection masks, 100 ml hand sanitisers, pen-shaped hand sanitisers and nitrile protection gloves. Travelers can pay for the products using any digital payment methods. The machine has an automatic sanitiser dispenser to clean hands before and after making a purchase.

Commenting on the initiative, Vaibhav Jain, CEO & Founder, Tynimo said, “In a post-COVID-19 world, there is definitive behavioural change in the way people travel. To promote safe and convenient travel experiences, we have introduced our first Tynimo vending machine at Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru. If any traveller has missed carrying a sanitiser or a mask, this is an easy, contactless and seamless way to purchase the required safety essentials.”

The products are priced between Rs 50 to Rs 150. In the coming months, Tynimo plans to install more vending machines at the airport, at IT parks, malls, metro stations and railways stations.

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