This Travel Rebate Credit Card Offers Top-Tier Perks for Filipino Jetsetters
BDO Unibank, Inc. and Visa launched a credit card designed for discerning Filipino travelers seeking exclusive benefits and seamless travel experiences—the BDO Visa Signature credit card.
What to Know About the New Travel Rebate Credit Card
The new Travel Rebate Credit Card offers a three percent travel rebate on overseas and airline spending, and 0.3 percent on all other purchases, up to P2,500 rebate per month.
Cardholders will also benefit from a low 1.70 percent foreign exchange conversion rate on overseas transactions, up to 20 million pesos in travel insurance coverage, and complimentary access to over 1,600 VIP airport lounges worldwide through the global lounge privilege program.
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Beyond travel, the card offers access to the Visa Luxury Hotel Collection, providing exclusive perks like best available rate guarantee, room upgrades, VIP guest status, late check-out, and complimentary breakfast at over 900 luxury hotels globally. Cardholders can also enjoy special offers on shopping, dining, and travel, both locally and internationally.
This marks Visa's first product launch with BDO since they began issuing Visa
cards. "BDO Visa Signature is designed to transform the travel experience for affluent Filipino travelers. From enjoying exclusive dining experiences and accessing VIP events to availing comprehensive travel insurance, BDO Visa Signature offers a world of privileges that cater to the sophisticated tastes and demands of our cardholders,” said Jeffrey Navarro, Country Manager, Visa Philippines.
What's more—a P15,000 welcome bonus awaits new cardholders who spend a minimum of P75,000 or USD 1,300 from February 5 to June 30, 2025.
The launch event held in partnership with Metro featured a culinary tour showcasing cuisines from around the world, immersive travel-themed displays, and a special menu curated by Grand Hyatt’s executive chef Mark Hagan. The event was hosted by Raul Manzano, Editor-in-Chief of Metro Society and host of EIC on the Move, alongside Christi McGarry, host of Beached.
