Thomas Cook India Unveils Innovative Multi-Currency Travel Card

Custom built for India’s overseas holiday customers offering seamless global access, convenience & security

Thomas Cook

India’s outbound travel is witnessing a significant surge in overseas travel spending, with a record of $17 billion in FY24, marking a 25% year-on-year increase, which accounts for 54% of all international spending. This trend is anticipated to reach $55.4 billion by 2034.

Recognizing the need for seamless and secure forex solutions for travelers from India’s tier 2 and tier 3 cities, Thomas Cook (India) Limited has launched the Borderless Travel Card to empower leisure travelers with international travel transactions, supporting various currencies and ensuring worldwide acceptance.

Key Benefits of the Borderless Travel Card:

Supports 12 global currencies for seamless transactions at over 70 million Mastercard and Visa establishments across 200+ countries.
Offers free emergency cash assistance and card replacement in case of loss or theft.
Includes a complimentary international SIM card for connectivity.
Provides embedded chip and pin for added security.
Features exclusive discounts on attractions and unique experiences.
Free airport lounge access and other convenient services at select international airports in India.

Additional Benefits:

Complimentary insurance cover of up to ₹7.5 lakh.
24×7 Customer Support via call center, email, and online assistance.
Eco-friendly card made from recycled plastic, promoting sustainability.

Deepesh Varma, Executive Vice President at Thomas Cook (India), remarked, “We are committed to maintaining our leadership in the forex sector through innovation and responsive solutions to meet customer needs.”

Anubhav Gupta from Mastercard emphasized the necessity for secure payment methods catering to the growing number of Indian travelers. Rishi Chhabra of Visa India shared his optimism regarding the partnership aimed at enriching travel experiences for Indians.

For more details, visit Thomas Cook India.