Seniors in Mexico can now enjoy travel benefits thanks to a new partnership between Volaris and INAPAM (National Institute for Older Adults). The collaboration offers special perks during the vacation season, aiming to enhance mobility and leisure opportunities for those over 60.

INAPAM is a government agency that supports older adults with discounts of up to 50% across a range of sectors, including health, transportation, entertainment, food, and culture. Now, air travel is being added to the list.

What’s the Volaris Benefit?

As part of the agreement, seniors with a valid INAPAM ID are eligible to receive a free one-year membership to v.club, Volaris’ exclusive travel program. This membership provides:

  • Discounted airline tickets on both domestic and international flights

  • Deals on hotels and travel packages

  • Access to curated experiences designed for older travelers

Once the free year is over, the membership can be renewed at no cost.

How to Sign Up for v.club as an INAPAM Member

Step 1: Register on the Volaris Website

  1. Go to the Volaris homepage and click on “Register.”

  2. Select “Volaris, v.club member, or INVEX” as your account type.

  3. Complete the form using the information that matches your INAPAM ID.

  4. Click “Create my account” and finish setting up your profile.

Step 2: Activate Your INAPAM v.club Membership

  1. Head to the Your Experience page on the Volaris site.

  2. Fill out the form and choose “V.Club INAPAM” as the reason for clarification.

  3. In the application section, include:

    • The email address you used to register

    • Your full name (matching your INAPAM ID)

    • Your date of birth

  4. Accept the terms and conditions

  5. Upload a copy of your INAPAM ID

  6. Click “Submit” and wait up to 48 hours for confirmation that your membership is active

Your v.club membership will be valid for 12 months from activation. When it expires, just follow the same process to renew it.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to make travel more accessible and enjoyable for Mexico’s senior population—one more step toward improving quality of life in their golden years.