Klook and Mastercard enhance Asia Pacific travel

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Klook, a leading experiences platform in Asia Pacific, has partnered with Mastercard to enhance travel experiences for consumers across the region. The collaboration, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to deliver more rewarding and seamless travel experiences by focusing on three strategic pillars: enhancing cardholder value, unlocking new travel and lifestyle opportunities, and advancing innovative payment experiences.

The partnership is a response to insights from Klook's Travel Pulse 2026, which highlights a shift in traveller preferences towards experience-led journeys. According to the research, 47% of Asia Pacific consumers actively seek deals and discounts, whilst 42% book earlier to secure better prices. Notably, more than half of travellers now choose destinations based on specific activities rather than the destination itself, with 73% willing to visit lesser-known cities for unique events.

To address these evolving expectations, Klook and Mastercard will introduce exclusive discounts and privileges for Mastercard cardholders, particularly targeting the year-end travel period. Eric Gnock Fah, Co-Founder and President of Klook, stated, "By combining Klook's experiences platform with Mastercard's global network and trusted payments infrastructure, we can help travellers discover more, unlock greater value, and spend less time planning."

Peter Robejsek, Executive Vice President of Market Development Asia Pacific at Mastercard, added, "Together, we're unlocking new ways for consumers to discover, access, and enjoy the experiences that matter most to them."

Looking forward, Klook and Mastercard plan to explore further collaboration opportunities, including deepening data collaboration and evaluating next-generation payment innovations, to continue shaping the future of connected travel experiences.


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Klook and Mastercard enhance Asia Pacific travel

Klook, a leading experiences platform in Asia Pacific, has partnered with Mastercard to enhance travel experiences for consumers across the region. The collaboration, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to deliver more rewarding and seamless travel experiences by focusing on three strategic pillars: enhancing cardholder value, unlocking new travel and lifestyle opportunities, and advancing innovative payment experiences.

The partnership is a response to insights from Klook's Travel Pulse 2026, which highlights a shift in traveller preferences towards experience-led journeys. According to the research, 47% of Asia Pacific consumers actively seek deals and discounts, whilst 42% book earlier to secure better prices. Notably, more than half of travellers now choose destinations based on specific activities rather than the destination itself, with 73% willing to visit lesser-known cities for unique events.

To address these evolving expectations, Klook and Mastercard will introduce exclusive discounts and privileges for Mastercard cardholders, particularly targeting the year-end travel period. Eric Gnock Fah, Co-Founder and President of Klook, stated, "By combining Klook's experiences platform with Mastercard's global network and trusted payments infrastructure, we can help travellers discover more, unlock greater value, and spend less time planning."

Peter Robejsek, Executive Vice President of Market Development Asia Pacific at Mastercard, added, "Together, we're unlocking new ways for consumers to discover, access, and enjoy the experiences that matter most to them."

Looking forward, Klook and Mastercard plan to explore further collaboration opportunities, including deepening data collaboration and evaluating next-generation payment innovations, to continue shaping the future of connected travel experiences.


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.

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