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Etiqa Insurance launches Travel Pass rewards scheme for Singapore travellers

Insurer Etiqa Insurance Singapore introduced a tier based rewards system connecting policy purchases with benefits including global mobile data packages cashback allowances and complimentary insurance coverage

Etiqa Insurance launches Travel Pass rewards scheme for Singapore travellers

Etiqa Insurance Singapore has introduced a new travel insurance rewards program called Travel Pass. The program allows customers to earn rewards by making purchases through Tiq Travel Insurance and progress through four membership levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Customers earn rewards based on their spending, with Bronze membership awarded after spending S$100, and Platinum membership requiring S$1,000 in eligible premium spend.

Benefits at each tier vary and include eSIM data, Etiqa Rewards Points multipliers, transport vouchers, and partner privileges. Top-tier Platinum members receive additional benefits such as No Claims Cashback. Etiqa aims to provide more holistic travel protection beyond traditional insurance, enhancing the travel experience for frequent travelers.

The rewards program is available through the Etiqa+ SG app, where customers can track their spending and rewards. Special promotions are available until December 28, 2026, offering discounts on single and annual multi-trip travel insurance plans.

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