#FlyForFreeFaster with the Newest Fleet of Cards by GetGo and UnionBank

UnionBank and Cebu Pacific, through its lifestyle rewards program, GetGo, and in conjunction with Visa, have launched the newest fleet of cards that lets every Juan fly for free faster.

“We’re excited to partner with Cebu Pacific and launch the newest fleet of debit and credit cards. We are bringing to market the first and only debit card that earns GetGo points, and credit cards that have one of the best earn rates in the country. I invite everyone to experience how the Cebu Pacific GetGo Cards turn everyday spending into points that let you fly for free faster,” said Ana Delgado, UnionBank Cards Business head.

Cebu Pacific GetGo Visa Debit and Credit Cards by UnionBank are the only cards that directly earn GetGo points from everyday spend. These points are automatically credited to the cardholder’s GetGo account, making it the easiest and most convenient way to earn points and fly for free to Cebu Pacific destinations. Plus, all cardholders get to enjoy exclusive Cebu Pacific benefits, including early alerts to Cebu Pacific seat sales, exclusive promos on seats and GetGo points sales.

Ideal for everyday and online purchases, the Cebu Pacific GetGo Visa Debit Card by UnionBank is the first and only debit card in the market that earns GetGo Points. Cardholders enjoy 1 GetGo point for every P88 spent using their card, and these points are automatically transferred to their enrolled GetGo account. Plus, they also enjoy no maintaining balance requirement on the account.

Cebu Pacific GetGo Visa Credit and Platinum Credit cardholders will also enjoy earning GetGo points at one of the best earn rates in the market. Every P30 spent using their card will earn them 1 GetGo point. These points are automatically credited to their GetGo account.

Cebu Pacific GetGo Visa Platinum cardholders can also enjoy exclusive benefits such as priority check-in at select airport terminals, as well as an additional 5kg baggage allowance. Cardholders enjoy complimentary airport lounge access to the Skyview Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 and the MIASCOR Lounge at the Davao international Airport, plus free travel insurance.

“We’re truly excited about this project because we believe the new Cebu Pacific GetGo cards will enable the digital economy, and we believe that this is the new frontier,” said Edwin Bautista, UnionBank President and COO.

Cebu Pacific GetGo Visa Platinum cardholders’ benefits extend to Visa Platinum rewards and privileges. These include Visa Concierge, 24-hour services which range from flight reservations to restaurant recommendations; Global Customer Assistance, in the event of card loss, account can be blocked and a replacement card will be sent along with emergency cash; as well as a plethora of discounts, from hotel booking to car rental to dining.[ Terms and conditions apply. Discounts and promotions are subjected to changes and depending on destination cardholders travel to. ] All Visa cardholders also benefit from extensive global acceptance and access to ATM cash withdrawal.

Cardholders are automatically enrolled to the GetGo program wherein they can enjoy earning additional points from their Cebu Pacific flights and other merchant partners. The new fleet of cards, combined with the GetGo program, definitely enables customers to get points faster, so they can go places sooner.

“We are very pleased to launch the new fleet of cards powered by UnionBank and VISA. These debit and credit cards are the perfect way to accelerate a trip to a dream destination. Now, you can also shop once and earn points twice, from both your GetGo card and Cebu Pacific UnionBank credit or debit card, through our new partners Robinson’s Department Store and Robinson’s Supermarket. With Cebu Pacific GetGo and UnionBank payment cards, swiping has never been this rewarding,” said Nik Laming, GetGo Loyalty Division General Manager.

To start earning GetGo points and #FlyForFreeFaster, visit getgo.unionbankph.com to apply for a Cebu Pacific GetGo Debit or Credit Cards by UnionBank.