TAIPEI, Jan. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — With over a decade of experience in developing the Cambodian market, Cathay United Bank has recently expanded its corporate and consumer banking services in Cambodia, aligning with the Cathay Financial Holdings’ strategic development goals. To enhance services for its affluent credit and debit cardholders, Cathay United Bank Cambodia (CUBC) has partnered with Visa, a leading payment technology company, in a first-ever collaboration. This collaboration features the Cathay Healthcare Management Dun-Nan Center and the Madison Taipei Hotel—a boutique hotel under Cathay Hospitality Management—offering Cambodian cardholders access to professional medical services in Taiwan, along with a luxurious and relaxing experience through its premium health check package. This package is available from now until December 15, 2025.
CUBC President Kevin Yeh emphasized that Cathay United Bank has over a decade of experience in Cambodia’s credit card industry and was the first bank in the country to issue the Visa Infinite Card. From 2023 to the present, the top 2% of cardholders have contributed an impressive 45% of CUBC’s total card transaction volume.
The demand for premium medical services among high-end Cambodian customers has grown significantly in recent years, with many opting to travel overseas for medical treatments and health checks each year. Popular destinations include Thailand, Singapore, and Taiwan. According to the 2024 edition of the CEOWORLD Magazine Health Care Index, Taiwan has been ranked as the country with the world’s best healthcare system. To cater to its high-end customers, CUBC has leveraged the Cathay Group’s healthcare and hospitality resources to offer a luxurious healthcare holiday. In addition to premium health checks, customers will enjoy dedicated services such as a personal butler at Madison Taipei Hotel, chauffeur service, etc., offering them an opportunity to experience the timeless charm of Taiwan.
CUBC Visa Infinite cardholders who book the premium health check package are eligible for a 3% rebate on transactions made at department stores or restaurants in Taiwan until May 31, 2025. Furthermore, they can redeem 100% of their CashPoint for health checks and accommodation expenses until December 31, 2025. With CUBC’s Visa Infinite card, customers can enjoy exclusive, upscale services in style.
Table: CUBC Premium Health Check in Taiwan Package (12/16/2024-12/15/2025). Please refer to the official website: www.cathaybk.com.kh/personal/card-promotions
Health Check
A comprehensive checkup at Dun-Nan Healthcare Center
Limited to 2 individuals per day. The health check includes MRI of seven regions, 640-slice CT Cardiac CTA, brain and carotid MRA, low-dose lung CT, cardiovascular examinations, DXA whole-body fat analysis, optical coherence tomography, etc.
Accommodation
Madison Taipei Hotel
Renowned for its subtle luxury and understated elegance, Madison Taipei Hotel is a boutique hotel under Cathay Hospitality Management. The hotel has been recommended by the Michelin Guide Taipei, earned distinctions at the World Luxury Hotel Awards for three consecutive years, and was ranked among the top 25 of Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards.
Madison Taipei Hotel offers customers the dedicated services of British-style butler service. In addition to exclusive accommodation offers, this delightful package also includes a chauffeur to drive customers to their premium health check.
CUBC Visa Infinite Card
Until May 31, 2025：Customers can enjoy a 3% rebate on transactions made at department stores and restaurants in Taiwan Until December 31, 2025：100% of CashPoint can be redeemed for health check and accommodation expenses.
CUBC has teamed up with Visa, a leading payment technology company, along with Cathay Healthcare Management Dun-Nan center and Madison Taipei Hotel, to provide affluent cardholders in Cambodia an opportunity to receive professional medical services.
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