KTC continues to enhance its marketing strategies, catering to members who prioritize group travel, particularly families, with the third edition of the “Happy Family Fun 2025” campaign. This year, the initiative expands to over 60 premier hotels and resorts nationwide, offering exclusive discounts of up to 45%. Designed to strengthen the family travel segment, the campaign aims to boost member engagement, encourage repeat spending, and solidify KTC’s position in the tourism sector.
Miss Varitta Phatanarajta, Head of Credit Card Marketing Division at Krungthai Card Public Company Limited (KTC), highlighted the steady growth in credit card spending on hotel and accommodation bookings, particularly during peak travel seasons and school breaks. This trend underscores the rising demand for family-friendly vacations in popular destinations such as Pattaya, Hua Hin, and Khao Yai. “Recognizing this growing demand, KTC is thrilled to continue the‘Happy Family Fun 2025’campaign, collaborating with over 60 top-tier hotels and resorts to provide exceptional travel benefits for our members.KTC credit cardholderscan enjoyup to 45% savingson room rates at some of Thailand’s most sought-after properties, including Holiday Inn Resort Vana Nava Hua Hin, Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya, Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya, Novotel Marina Sriracha & Koh Si Chang, and The Standard Hua Hin,” she stated.
Additionally, KTC Mastercard holders can unlock even greater value withBangchak fuel discount e-Couponsworth up to 400 bahtper transaction when using their KTC credit card for payments.
The‘Happy Family Fun 2025’campaign runsfrom March 1 to May 31, 2025. For a full list of participating hotels and offer details, visit https://www.ktc.co.th/promotion/hotel-resort/domestic-hotel/hotel-family.
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Note:It is advisable for credit cardholders to use their cards responsibly and repay the full amount by the due date to avoid a 16% annual interest rate.