Enjoy discounts with dual-currency cards for overseas spending. Getting Japanese Yen and travel insurance is a breeze!
During the peak summer travel season, planning a Japan trip just for your girl squad is a must. By booking restaurants and tickets in advance, you can start packing for a short three-day, two-night getaway. Get ready to reward yourselves with your besties by going abroad!
Reward yourself in Tokyo—get to know your credit card and banking services first and set off smartly. Learn more: https://goo.gl/RWmcnj (Image provided by E.SUN Bank, the same below)
Since Taiwanese travelers no longer need a visa to enter Japan, coupled with budget airlines offering competitive prices, Taiwan’s one-day travel radius has expanded to Japan, just a 2–3 hour flight away. But how can you make every penny count without being affected by exchange rates?
Travel Japan with E.SUN Bank Three Must-Know Highlights
I.Credit CardsCPMaximize their value
If you’ve ever used a credit card abroad, you’ll know that no matter how favorable the exchange rate is, you’ll still be charged a transaction service fee. However, using an E.SUN dual-currency credit card not only waives the 1.5% foreign transaction service fee but also offers numerous discounts at Japanese merchants. For example, pick up beauty products perfect for gifting or personal use at Matsumoto Kiyoshi, or buy a toast-making gadget or a multifunctional cast iron grill pan at electronics retailer BicCamera, and enjoy 8% tax exemption and 7% discount on purchases before the end of June!
Additionally, you and your girl squad can head to RAKUTEN Duty Free in Tokyo’s Ginza—spend 10,000 Yen and get 1,000 Yen back—and enjoy cashback deals at Namba CITY and NambaPARKS in Osaka until the end of September. There’s nothing more therapeutic than going on a shopping spree with your besties!
If you haven’t started planning your Japan itinerary or accommodation yet, book a room via Agoda before the end of June to enjoy a 7% discount, or sign up for a day tour on kkday online, and you’ll save 10% on travel expenses with your card. Haven’t got an E.SUN dual-currency credit card yet? E.SUN Bank offers online credit card applications—just complete the process on your computer or mobile phone. New customers who spend above a certain amount on their first swipe will also receive a gift. Time to take action!
The E.SUN dual-currency credit card—get the best deals when traveling in Japan. Learn more: https://goo.gl/otpSXp
II. Be Smart About Currency Exchange for Travel
Besides using your card, having some local currency on hand gives you more flexibility. E.SUN Bank has set up Yen foreign currency ATMs at 138 branches across Taiwan. With any financial card issued by a domestic bank, you can withdraw cash directly from these foreign currency ATMs—you don’t have to rush before the bank closes to exchange currency, which is very convenient for most busy office workers. Sometimes, the exchange rate via foreign currency ATMs is even better than exchanging at the counter.
With 138 Yen foreign currency ATMs set up by E.SUN Bank across Taiwan, travelers who love visiting Japan can easily withdraw foreign currency.
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