Collinson International—the operator behind LoungeKey and Priority Pass—and Hong Kong-based incentives platform On-us have unveiled a partnership that allows eligible Asia-Pacific Visa cardholders to unlock more than 1 800 airport lounges and ancillary experiences automatically after a qualifying spend. Announced in Hong Kong on 18 December, the deal embeds On-us’s Smart E-Voucher technology into Collinson’s lounge network, sending a one-time LoungeKey QR pass to travellers via SMS or email seconds after their Visa transaction is verified.
Travellers planning to take advantage of these new lounge benefits should remember that smooth trips start with having the right travel documents. VisaHQ’s Hong Kong team can expedite visas for more than 200 countries through its easy online platform and concierge service, ensuring you clear immigration as effortlessly as you clear lounge reception. Explore how they can simplify your next journey at https://www.visahq.com/hong-kong/.
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Unlike traditional lounge-access programmes that rely on embossed membership numbers or pre-enrolment, the new model is account-agnostic: any Hong Kong issuer can define its own spending trigger or card tier, and delivery is fully digital. Collinson says the move responds to post-pandemic research showing that premium airport services are now the most-valued travel benefit among APAC credit-card customers.
For global-mobility teams, the change simplifies how frequent travellers gain respite during multi-segment trips: no additional plastic cards or app registration are required, reducing the risk of employees being stranded in crowded terminals without lounge access. Financial controllers can also negotiate bespoke thresholds—such as activating the benefit only when tickets are purchased in a company travel-booking tool—to optimise card rebates.
The partnership is live in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan and will expand to Malaysia and the Philippines in early 2026. Cardholders should check issuer terms for spend thresholds, eligible MCCs and blackout dates before assuming lounge access is guaranteed.
Travellers planning to take advantage of these new lounge benefits should remember that smooth trips start with having the right travel documents. VisaHQ’s Hong Kong team can expedite visas for more than 200 countries through its easy online platform and concierge service, ensuring you clear immigration as effortlessly as you clear lounge reception. Explore how they can simplify your next journey at https://www.visahq.com/hong-kong/.
Unlike traditional lounge-access programmes that rely on embossed membership numbers or pre-enrolment, the new model is account-agnostic: any Hong Kong issuer can define its own spending trigger or card tier, and delivery is fully digital. Collinson says the move responds to post-pandemic research showing that premium airport services are now the most-valued travel benefit among APAC credit-card customers.
For global-mobility teams, the change simplifies how frequent travellers gain respite during multi-segment trips: no additional plastic cards or app registration are required, reducing the risk of employees being stranded in crowded terminals without lounge access. Financial controllers can also negotiate bespoke thresholds—such as activating the benefit only when tickets are purchased in a company travel-booking tool—to optimise card rebates.
The partnership is live in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan and will expand to Malaysia and the Philippines in early 2026. Cardholders should check issuer terms for spend thresholds, eligible MCCs and blackout dates before assuming lounge access is guaranteed.
