Travel in comfort with the Mastercard World “Travel” Cards from Unibank

YEREVAN, April 16. /ARKA/. Unibank offers Mastercard World “Travel” cards, designed specifically for clients who travel frequently and value convenience, reliability, and additional privileges.

The Mastercard World “Travel” from Unibank is a multi-currency card supporting three currencies AMD, USD, and EUR, making it especially convenient and cost-effective for payments abroad. Cardholders benefit from a high daily transaction limit — up to 8 million AMD by amount and up to 20 transactions by number.

Special attention is given to airport comfort: the card provides free access to business lounges through the LoungeKey program; up to six visits per year for the cardholder and their guests. Fast Track service is also available, offering priority passage through security checkpoints.

The Mastercard World “Travel” cardholders enjoy additional benefits, including 24/7 concierge service, 1 GB of free roaming internet, and a 20% discount on other roaming packages, and Fast track service, which ensures priority passage through security control. Customers also have access to a free mobile app and SMS notifications for every transaction.

Under Unibank’s ongoing promotion, the Mastercard World “Travel” can be applied for on weekends at the “Dalma” and “Garegin Nzhde” branches with a 50% discount.

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