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“Suvarnabhumi Cash Card” to make traveling easier
Monday, September 11th, 2006Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) and King Power Group,the largest operator of duty free and tax free in Thailand, plan to launch the “Suvarnabhumi Cash Card” to facilitate purchases made at the new airport.
Julajit Boonyaket, King Power Group vice president, said the card is mainly aimed at helping foreign travelers.
There will be two types of cards: the purple cash card worth 3,000 baht and the limited gold card worth 50,000 baht.
All cards are valid for three years. Gold members will also receive VIP membership to King Power.
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