Launch of "Shinsegae Travelgo Hana Card" ... "Shopping and Travel Services"

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3% on Airlines, Travel, and Overseas Transactions

Hana Card announced on July 17 that it will launch the “Shinsegae Travelgo Hana Card,” a new product offering shopping and travel benefits at Shinsegae Department Store.

The two companies have jointly introduced three types of credit cards and two types of check cards since 2018. The total number of cards issued has reached approximately 430,000.

This new product is the first co-branded credit card equipped with Hana Card’s travel service. It includes both Shinsegae Department Store’s specialized services and Hana Card’s overseas benefits.

At Shinsegae Department Store, unlimited Hana Money can be earned at a rate of 1% on weekdays and 2% on weekends. For airline, travel, and overseas transactions, customers can earn 3% Hana Money, up to a maximum of 50,000 KRW per month.

Unlimited 0.7% Hana Money can be accumulated at all domestic and overseas merchants. Cardholders are entitled to free access to airport lounges worldwide up to twice per year and once per month.

Travel services are provided overseas. These include a 100% preferential exchange rate for 58 foreign currencies, exemption from overseas merchant transaction fees, and exemption from overseas ATM withdrawal fees.

A promotional event will run from today through July 31.

Customers who have not used a Hana credit card in the past six months and spend at least 300,000 KRW in total at Shinsegae Department Store by the end of next month will receive 100,000 Shinbaek Rewards.

During the same period, customers with no performance record on Hana-Shinsegae co-branded credit cards who meet the requirements will receive 50,000 Shinbaek Rewards. Additionally, a Shinsegae coupon worth 125,000 KRW will be provided.

Lee Wankuen, Head of Sales Group at Hana Card, stated, “After the launch of the new product, we will do our best to ensure that customers can enjoy even more diverse benefits both domestically and internationally,” and added, “We will continue to provide differentiated services and benefits.”