Mastercard has partnered with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and rewards app UTU to boost domestic tourism spending during this year’s Amazing Thailand Grand Sale.
Under the tripartite partnership, Mastercard will offer instant cashback to its cardholders who shop at participating merchants using their registered Mastercard credit card on the UTU rewards app.
Additionally, Mastercard will provide the cardholders with several discount programmes including its ‘Pay Now Travel Later’ initiative.
The‘Pay Now Travel Later’ programme offers cardholders special discounts and benefits at over 1,000 local hotels in Thailand. It allows guests to avail up to 40% discounts off their reservation or an extra night’s stay for free.
Mastercard World and World Elite cardholders will be able to avail 50% off or complimentary green fees at 13 premium golf courses in the country.
Furthermore, it will also provide discounts on other relevant essential services. This includes special rates for general practitioner video consultations and Covid-19 medical advice via online health provider Doctor Anywhere.
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By GlobalDataMastercard country manager for Thailand and Myanmar Aileen Chew said: “Mastercard is excited to again collaborate with TAT and UTU on an initiative that will no doubt boost thousands of local Thai businesses across the country.
“As a leader in digital payments, Mastercard has integrated with the UTU app to bring safe contactless payments options at multiple transactions points and simultaneously reward cardholders for choosing cashless by supporting local sellers and retailers.”
Commenting on the development, TAT governor Yuthasak Supasorn said: “This partnership with both UTU and Mastercard adds additional layers of incentives and convenience for both shoppers and holidaymakers alike, and we’re pleased to be partnering with them to build out an initiative that’s set to provide benefits on multiple fronts and support our local businesses.”