China Eastern launches Suzhou Pass discounts
China Eastern Airlines has partnered with Suzhou city to launch the “Suzhou Pass” Co-Branded Card, exclusively available when booking international flights to China.
Suzhou and Shanghai, a China Eastern hub, are just a short train ride apart.
Suzhou city is known for its natural landscape, culture and modern urban spaces.
The Co-Branded Card provides international travellers with discounted or free access to Suzhou’s cultural venues and experiences.
Specifically, it offers free access to Suzhou classical gardens’ sites including Humble Administrator’s Garden, Tiger Hill, Lion Grove and a total of 14 renowned scenic spots across the city.
Travellers can also access discounts on over 100 restaurants and hotels and special prices for events and public transport.
The Co-Branded Card, developed and operated by JSJF digital tech group, integrates cutting-edge e-CNY hardware wallet technology.
This enables travellers to tap and pay easily across multiple platforms.
It can be topped up at currency exchange machines across Suzhou or via the e-CNY App.
Travellers can book flights to Shanghai via the China Eastern Airlines official website, app or WeChat mini-programs by selecting the “Suzhou Pass Premium Product” package.
This includes both the flight ticket and “Suzhou Pass” Co-Branded Card in a single booking.
Additionally, the package will soon be launched on Trip.com and LY.com.
Once in China, travellers can easily collect their physical card at Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) Terminal 1 or the Suzhou City Terminal.
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