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Banks are working to improve the use of credit cards. A key strategy is to offer access to VIP lounges at airportsan advantage for exclusive cards that attracts more users.
VIP lounges in airports are very appreciated. They offer a comfortable environment where travelers can relax before their flight, with comfortable seating, fast Wi-Fi, work areas and a good selection of food and drink.
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Additionally, they often have staff who provide personalized help, which is very helpful during delays or long connections.
Bancolombia, Scotiabank Colpatria, Bbva, Banco de Bogotá, Itaú, Davivienda and Banco de Occidente are some of the banks that provide credit cards. which include access to these rooms. Benefits vary depending on the type of card and the customer’s needs, affecting both the number of rooms available to visit and the number of tickets per year.
For example, Bancolombia’s Platinum American Express credit card allows access to VIP lounges in the world’s main airports with Priority Pass, and you can access it with a companion unlimitedly. Applying for this card requires a monthly income of more than $5 million and being within the age range of 18 to 84 years. The credit limit offered can range from $10 million to $300 million.
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On the other hand, The Signature Latam Pass credit card from Banco de Bogotá includes a free membership to the Visa Airport Companion program, which offers 20 free tickets per year to access more than 1,200 lounges in major airports worldwide, along with various additional benefits during your travels. Any additional tickets will have an extra cost.
In addition, these cards provide other benefits such as vehicle assistance, travel support and the possibility of accumulating miles depending on the type of card.
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