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PassportCard expands red-card payments to save travelers up to 10%
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 2 days ago
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What happened
PassportCard is expanding its PAY service so Israelis can use the red card in advance to pay for flights, hotels, rentals and attractions abroad. The company says the change can save up to 10% and will first go to PassportCard PAY customers before wider rollout.
- 01PassportCard is extending PAY to flights, hotels, cars and attractions.
- 02The company says customers can save up to 10%, or thousands of shekels.
- 03The rollout was announced at a Tel Aviv conference attended by over 2,000 agents.
- 04PassportCard also unveiled Tax Free growth figures and a new PLAN B cancellation policy.
- 05The new payment option starts with PassportCard PAY users, then opens to all customers.
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