Travelex launches travel money partnership with Bank of New Zealand
Foreign exchange brand Travelex has launched a travel money affiliate program with long term partner Bank of New Zealand.
It enables BNZ’s 1.2 million customers to access discounted travel money.
The partnership gives BNZ customers discounted foreign exchange on the Travelex website or in one of Travelex’s New Zealand stores.
They simply present a valid BNZ bank card or bank statement.
In the first few months of the partnership, over 3,000 BNZ customers have received a discount on their travel money purchases.
The discount covers both cash and currency loaded onto the pre-paid Travelex Money Card.
This card can be loaded with nine different currencies and has no ATM withdrawal or conversion fees.
It is accepted at millions of outlets around the world.
The new partnership with BNZ follows a successful period of growth for Travelex in New Zealand.
In recent months the company announced contract extensions at Auckland Airport and Queenstown Airport and new stores in Albany and Nelson.
Travelex has also expanded its 20-year partnership with House of Travel, the largest privately owned travel company in New Zealand, with over 50 branches.
Dominic Mesiti, Head of Commercial Partnerships ANZ, Travelex, says: “Travelex aims to provide peace of mind when it comes to travel money so our customers can focus on the good stuff.”
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