Bangladesh-based City Bank and American Express have launched a new co-branded credit card, to offer tailor made benefits that suit the lifestyle requirements of affluent and high net worth individual (HNI) customers in the country.
Called City Bank American Express Platinum Credit Card, the card offers benefits like complimentary companion return ticket to Bangkok on Bangkok Airways, complimentary Priority Pass membership with unlimited access to 600 VIP airport lounges worldwide.
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The cardholders will also be offered unlimited access to City Bank International & Domestic Airport Lounge, and Meet & Greet privileges at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka.
Additionally, the cardholders will also enjoy a unique fine dining experience with the diners dine free programme, across 10 premium restaurants in Bangladesh.
Apart from these, they will also receive access to City Airmile Rewardz, a travel loyalty programme that will allow them to purchase air tickets from more than 150 airlines and book hotels of their choice for destinations across the world, City Bank said in a statement.
The card is powered by the American Express Global Assist Services and Platinum Concierge that gives card members access to travel medical, legal assistance and Concierge Services.
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By GlobalDataAmerican Express global merchant services & partner card services for India and area countries vice president Pranav Barthwalat, said, "This launch is a key milestone in our long term growth strategy with City Bank and we are delighted that they recognize the value of the Platinum Credit Card and share our vision of offering a Card with superior product offerings powered by enhanced rewards, on American Express-branded cards."
