GoTyme Bank and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) have joined forces to enhance the value of trips to Singapore for visitors from the Philippines. Customers of GoTyme Bank are eligible for extra Go Rewards points during qualifying card transactions made within the city-state between September 21 and November 21.
This agreement represents STB’s initial collaboration with a digital bank in the Philippines and GoTyme Bank’s first alliance with a National Tourism Organization (NTO). The deal connects Singapore’s premier lifestyle and entertainment offerings with GoTyme Bank’s capabilities for international payments and its rewards system.
Travelers from the Philippines can increase the benefits of their Singapore vacation by accumulating extra Go Rewards points alongside their standard rewards on eligible purchases, such as dining, retail, and attractions. After a purchase is finished, the GoTyme Bank application will alert the user; these bonus points will then appear in the app’s Notification Center and the transaction log.
“This partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board brings that belief to life by giving our customers even more opportunities to earn Go Rewards points when they use their GoTyme Bank Visa Debit Card in Singapore,” GoTyme Bank CEO Nathaniel Clark said.
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GoTyme Bank Visa Debit Card holders can take advantage of various events occurring during Grand Prix Season Singapore (GPSS), a period filled with diverse, race-inspired activities. Visitors can visit The Formula 1 Exhibition at Gardens by the Bay, a seven-room experience that displays famous racing cars, rare items, interactive displays, and simulators.
Visitors from the Philippines may also utilize their GoTyme Bank Visa Debit Card to visit Singapore’s newest tourist spots, including Asia’s first adventure-based wildlife park at Rainforest Wild Adventure, and the new IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay, where art is turned into immersive movies, as well as the thrill of Southeast Asia’s tallest dry slides at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett.
“Filipinos have a strong appetite for shopping, dining, and entertainment, making the Grand Prix Season Singapore a natural draw. With exciting new experiences opening across Singapore, there’s always something new to discover — and more reasons to return,” Singapore Tourism Board Southeast Asia Executive Director Terrence Voon said.