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UOB partners with Jewel Changi for cards campaign

This campaign aims to expand its reach toward ASEAN countries.

UOB has partnered with Jewel Changi Airport to incentivise spending amongst incoming ASEAN tourists and locals.

After acquiring Citigroup's consumer banking businesses in Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, UOB initiated a regional cards campaign in May 2023. 

The campaign aims to offer enhanced perks and privileges to UOB's expanded customer base of over seven million retail customers in the ASEAN region. 

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Tourists holding UOB Credit and Debit Cards from Malaysia, Thailand, or Indonesia, as well as Citi-Branded Credit and Debit Cards from Malaysia, Thailand, or Vietnam, will have exclusive perks. 

In addition to local UOB cardholders in Singapore, these tourists will receive a S$10 ($7.4) Jewel Gift Voucher with a minimum spend of S$150 ($110.7) across a maximum of three same-day receipts. 

This translates to a 7% rebate, on top of any other loyalty rewards offered by UOB and Jewel for the same transaction. 

Furthermore, tourists will receive an extra S$5 ($3.7) Retail Voucher and access to special deals on Jewel attractions tickets through the Jewel Privileges Programme.

(S$1.00 = $0.74)

 

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