Saturday, September 17, 2011

Macau.com Now Accepts China UnionPay Cards For Transactions In Chinese Yuan Renminbi

Macau May 11, 2009

MACAU.COM, the leading online destination marketing and travel company in Macau now accepts China UnionPay (CUP) cards for online payments in Chinese Yuan Renminbi (RMB).

To cater for the ever-growing number of customers from Mainland China, Macau.com has recently partnered with BilltoBill, China&39;s leading online payment solution provider, for accepting CUP Renminbi (RMB) bankcards issued in Mainland China. Mainland Chinese customers can now purchase their Macau and Hong Kong hotel products on Macau.com, and pay online in RMB directly with their CUP debit or credit cards.

"This is an important development for Macau.com as it allows us to serve the growing number of Mainland Chinese customers using our Macau and Hong Kong hotels booking services," says Christina Siaw, Macau.com&39;s CEO. She added: "The addition of CUP RMB payment method largely complements other international card and currency selections that we offer, greatly facilitating the bookings of hotels in Hong Kong and Macau for the mainland customers."

Founded in 2002, CUP is the official and only domestic inter-bank network in the People&39;s Republic of China. Around 200 CUP member banks in China have issued nearly 2 billion CUP debit and credit cards, which cover over 95% of China&39;s consumer market. CUP bankcards are well accepted all over China, along with an increasing popularity in countries and regions outside the Mainland.

ABOUT MACAU.COM
Macau.com is the premier web portal and online travel agency for hotel accommodation, show, packaged tour products for Macau and the Pearl River Delta Region. With a secure and technologically advanced online booking engine, Macau.com&39;s services are targeted at Macau-bound travelers coming from Mainland China, Hong Kong and high growth-tourist areas including Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Australia and North Asian markets such as Japan and Korea.

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