Maximize Your Revenue with Bounce: A Lucrative Opportunity for SMEs During Peak Season in the UK&I

Bounce, the world’s largest luggage storage network, has announced its launch in the UK’s most popular tourist cities.

With over 700 partners across 90 cities in the UK, Bounce aims to transform the traveler experience while providing a new revenue stream for local businesses.

Bounce partners with local businesses to make use of their available space, enabling them to generate income by providing luggage storage services to travelers. Each time a bag is stored with Bounce, partners earn a commission, enhancing the traveler experience and boosting local business revenues.

“Our partnership with Bounce has transformed our business over the past four months. What started as a simple test quickly became a steady and additional source of income,” declares a Bounce partner. “Thanks to Bounce’s user-friendly app and our location, we have seen a consistent increase in demand. We are confident that Bounce will be a great asset to manage the influx of customers during the peak season, and we are ready to adapt our operations to meet this growing demand.”

“Collaborating with local businesses in cities around the world not only enriches the travel experience but also allows these local businesses to meet the needs of tourists looking for practical luggage storage solutions, while creating a new source of income,” says Cody Candee, CEO of Bounce. “During the season, the demand for these services will increase, offering an incredible opportunity for local businesses to maximize their revenue and thrive during this exciting period.”

Bounce partners with various establishments, including hotels and local shops, in key cities such as London, King’s Cross Station, Victoria Station, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Oxford, Liverpool, York, Brighton, Belfast, and Birmingham, with further expansion plans on the horizon.

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Maximize Your Revenue with Bounce: A Lucrative Opportunity for SMEs During Peak Season in the UK&I