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QUERÉTARO, Mexico, July 2 — Dymax, a global manufacturer of light-curing materials, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems, has officially opened a new distribution and technical center in Querétaro, Mexico, reinforcing its commitment to customers across Mexico and Latin America. Located at Parque Terra Park Centenario in El Marqués, the new facility is designed to provide faster product delivery, local inventory, and expanded technical services to support the region's growing advanced manufacturing sector. The opening ceremony was attended by Dymax executives, business partners, customers, and local government representatives, highlighting the company's continued investment in one of Mexico's key industrial hubs. The new center will serve industries such as medical devices, automotive electronics, and aerospace, where high-precision manufacturing and reliable production processes are essential. As demand grows alongside trends such as electrification, miniaturization, and smart technologies, the facility is expected to strengthen collaboration with customers and accelerate the implementation of engineered manufacturing solutions. Greg Bachmann, Director and Chairman of Dymax Companies, said the new center represents more than just a physical expansion. "This facility reflects our commitment to being closer to our customers and supporting their success. We are investing in the expertise, capabilities, and partnerships needed to help manufacturers innovate, improve performance, and bring products to market more efficiently," he said. In addition to warehousing and distribution, the Querétaro facility offers technical resources for product development, application testing, and process optimization, enabling customers to work more closely with Dymax specialists. It also strengthens the company's distribution network throughout Latin America by improving product availability, reducing lead times, and expanding access to technical training and customer support. Guido Albo-Gutierrez, Senior Regional Sales and Operations Manager for Latin America, said establishing operations in Querétaro places Dymax at the heart of one of the world's fastest-growing manufacturing regions. "This facility allows us to deliver faster service and deeper technical collaboration with customers and partners across Mexico and Latin America," he said. Meanwhile, Stéphane Idier, Director of the France-Mexico Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said the investment further reinforces Querétaro's position as a leading destination for advanced manufacturing. He noted that the project is expected to support job creation, strengthen the region's industrial ecosystem, and contribute to long-term economic growth. Mexico continues to attract international manufacturers due to its skilled workforce and strategic role in global supply chains, making it an increasingly important base for advanced manufacturing operations. Looking ahead, Bachmann said the company sees the new facility as the foundation for continued regional growth. "This milestone is just the beginning. We look forward to growing alongside our customers and partners throughout the region," he said. The facility is located at Parque Terra Park Centenario, Nave A1-065, El Marqués, Querétaro, and will serve customers across Mexico and Latin America with distribution, technical support, and engineering services. Dymax develops rapid light-curable materials, adhesives, coatings, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems for industries including aerospace and defense, medical devices, and consumer and automotive electronics. -- MINUTESMY -- SOURCE: Dymax

Dymax Opens New Distribution and Technical Center in Querétaro to Enhance Support Across Latin America

QUERÉTARO, Mexico, July 2 — Dymax, a global manufacturer of light-curing materials, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems, has officially opened a new distribution and technical center in Querétaro, Mexico, .... read more

BEIJING, July 1 -- The fourth China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) came to a close on June 26 in Beijing. Held under the banner 'Connecting the World for a Shared Future,' the event drew 676 exhibitors from 85 countries and regions, including leading supply-chain companies, innovative SMEs, and research institutions. Overseas participants accounted for 36.5% of the total, while Fortune 500 companies and sector front-runners made up 65% of the exhibiting base. Organizers described the expo as an open, sustainability-focused, and results-driven platform for international trade and supply-chain cooperation.  Australia took part as the guest country of honor, with France's Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region and Italy's Liguria region joining as the first overseas guest regions alongside China's guest provinces, Anhui and Hainan. The arrangement spurred cross-regional exchanges and collaboration throughout the event. The expo welcomed 223 overseas business delegations for on-site visits and negotiations, marking a 29.7% increase from the previous expo. Drawing more than 1,200 exhibitors and supply-chain partners, this year's CISCE marked the largest gathering in the expo's history and shattered previous participation records. On-site professional attendance rose 22% compared with the last edition. Organizers hosted 70 business forums and two evening exhibitor networking events, with the livestreams attracting more than 62 million cumulative online views. This year's event also marked the beginning of the "Digital and Intelligent CISCE" initiative. The former Digital Technology Chain exhibition was upgraded to the Digital and Intelligent Technology Chain, with a dedicated artificial intelligence exhibition zone added. The event saw 161 new products, technologies, services, and applications make their global or industry debuts. In parallel, the 2026 edition of the Global Supply Chain Promotion Report and a new Global Supply Chain Resilience Index Matrix were released, providing new insights into global supply-chain resilience. Business activity at the expo was robust, with exhibitors establishing ties with 43,000 upstream and downstream partner companies, surpassing last year's figure. On the final morning alone, 115 companies and institutions from China and abroad signed letters of intent to exhibit at the fifth CISCE. This early booking figure represents a 12.7% year-on-year increase. Among them, 20 firms committed to multi-year participation, signing agreements spanning three or five years. Media coverage also expanded, with more than 2,300 Chinese and international journalists accredited to cover the event, up 21.5% from 2025. -- PRNewswire -- Source: China International Supply Chain Expo   

4th China International Supply Chain Expo Concludes in Beijing

BEIJING, July 1 — The fourth China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) came to a close on June 26 in Beijing. Held under the banner ‘Connecting the World for a .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR, June 30 -- TikTok Shop has become the first e-commerce platform to implement the Jualan Ihsan RAHMAH programme in collaboration with the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN). Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali said the collaboration takes the RAHMAH Sales concept online, making it easier for consumers to purchase essential goods at affordable prices. Under the programme, consumers can purchase selected essential goods comprising 75 stock keeping units (SKUs) at discounted prices from participating retailers HeroMarket and KedaiFGV via TikTok Shop. "There were suggestions that we should introduce RAHMAH Sales online. However, when the government implements any initiative, it has to consider all aspects based on the resources available. "Fortunately, before the government rolled out an online RAHMAH Sales programme, TikTok pioneered the online Jualan Ihsan RAHMAH initiative," he said after officiating the JomLokal 2026: Lokal Jaga Lokal Festival and launching Jualan Ihsan RAHMAH at Ampang here today. Also present was TikTok Shop Malaysia senior director of Strategic Partnerships, Nur Azre Abdul Aziz. Armizan said TikTok Shop is contributing RM180 million to implement three key components of the programme, including discount vouchers offering savings of up to 30 per cent on selected essential goods. The collaboration also provides zero per cent commission for 56 product subcategories, reduced platform fees for another 39 subcategories, and a RM2 shipping rebate for every eligible order nationwide to help lower sellers' operating costs and consumers' online shopping expenses. "The programme has three main objectives: to elevate local products, help address the cost of living and support entrepreneurs in increasing their income," he said. Armizan said the programme also complements the Buy Malaysian Products Campaign (JOM MALAYSIA), launched on June 27, by promoting a whole-of-nation approach to supporting local products, services and entrepreneurs. -- BERNAMA

TikTok Shop Pioneers Online Rahmah Sales – Armizan

KUALA LUMPUR, June 30 — TikTok Shop has become the first e-commerce platform to implement the Jualan Ihsan RAHMAH programme in collaboration with the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development (KUSKOP) is spending almost RM3 billion to implement various specific programmes to empower Bumiputera entrepreneurs from 2023 to 2025. Minister of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Steven Sim said the effectiveness of the spending was measured through several outcome indicators, including an increase in sales of at least 20 percent among participants and 150 companies successfully increasing their business size. "Regarding the government's return on investment , the ministry measures the effectiveness of empowerment programs and overall spending from various outcome indicators or tangible results for participants," he said. Steven said this when answering a supplementary question from Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa (PH-Sekijang) regarding the allocation spent by KUSKOP for the Bumiputera empowerment programme and the return to the government measured through job creation during the question and answer session in the Dewan Rakyat today. According to him, for the first five months of this year, the ministry has approved financing worth RM5 billion which has benefited almost 180,000 entrepreneurs of various races and business categories nationwide. He said for the period 2025 to May 2026, specific programmes for Bumiputera entrepreneurs through agencies under KUSKOP have approved financing totaling RM1.407 billion to more than 53,000 Bumiputera entrepreneurs. "Of that total, 11,469 Bumiputera youth received benefits with an allocation of more than RM251 million," he said. Steven said the ministry also implemented elements of halal industry development through various programs through its agencies to help entrepreneurs obtain halal certification to expand the market. Regarding Datuk Mas Ermieyati Samsudin's (PN-Masjid Tanah) proposal regarding a national database system or single window mechanism for coordinating assistance to micro, small and medium enterprises (PMKS), Steven said KUSKOP had appointed SME Corp Malaysia as the coordinating agency. "SME Corp is being used as a one-stop centre to coordinate in terms of financing, grants, funds and other support systems. SME Corp also plays a role in facilitating the provision of information, channeling applicants and PMKS to the appropriate agencies," he said. Steven said KUSKOP was also implementing an initiative to develop a website or portal as a one-stop centre to list various types of support provided by more than 60 government agencies. -- BERNAMA

KUSKOP to spend nearly RM3 billion to empower Bumiputera entrepreneurs since 2023 – Steven

KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development (KUSKOP) is spending almost RM3 billion to implement various specific programmes to empower Bumiputera entrepreneurs from 2023 to 2025. Minister of .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR, June 30 -- Bursa Malaysia opened marginally higher on Tuesday, tracking Wall Street’s overnight gains as investor sentiment was lifted by the continued pause in military strikes between the US and Iran. At 9.10 am, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) edged up 0.24 of a point to 1,666.15 from Monday’s close of 1,665.91. The benchmark index opened 1.37 points higher at 1,667.28. Market breadth was positive, with gainers outnumbering losers 181 to 130, while 297 counters were unchanged, 2,082 untraded, and 79 suspended. Turnover stood at 157.26 million shares valued at RM89.56 million. Rakuten Trade Sdn Bhd vice-president of equity research Thong Pak Leng said the FBM KLCI pared earlier losses to end little changed yesterday, possibly due to late bargain-hunting, although investors remained cautious over external uncertainties, as reflected in the day’s relatively low trading volume of 2.7 billion shares. “With no clear signs of West Asia tensions easing, we anticipate another lacklustre day on the local bourse, with the FBM KLCI expected to trade within the 1,660-1,670 range today,” he told Bernama. Among heavyweight stocks, Maybank and Tenaga Nasional bagged two sen each to RM10.82 and RM14.28, respectively, and Public Bank increased three sen to RM4.82. CIMB was flat at RM7.45, and IHH fell four sen to RM8.36. Of the active counters, ACE Market debutant Liftech Group eased 1.5 sen to 27.5 sen, while Tanco, Senheng and Dagang Nexchange were half-a-sen higher at 15 sen, 15 sen and 42.5 sen, respectively. SNS added three sen to 53.5 sen. On the gainers’ list, OCB soared 13.5 sen to 99.5 sen, Apollo and Dutch Lady gained 10 sen each to RM5.95 and RM32.60, respectively, Hume Cement improved seven sen to RM2.99, Genting Plantations moved up six sen to RM5.26. Among the top losers, Malaysian Pacific Industries shed RM1 to RM48.10, Batu Kawan dropped 80 sen to RM20.64, Tradeplus slipped 17 sen to RM4.93, KLCC decreased 15 sen to RM8.98, and Press Metal lost 10 sen to RM7.68. On the broader market, the FBM Emas Index was 3.81 points higher at 12,383.72, the FBM Top 100 Index added 2.34 points to 12,215.43, but the FBM Emas Shariah Index eased 3.38 points to 12,249.14. The FBM Mid 70 Index went up 5.82 points to 17,854.54, and the FBM ACE Index climbed 8.28 points to 4,797.57. Sector-wise, the Financial Services Index expanded 24.17 points to 19,697.20, the Energy Index ticked up 2.92 points to 750.42, the Plantation Index weakened 19.56 points to 8,806.07, and the Industrial Products and Services Index inched down 0.78 of a point to 180.59. -- BERNAMA 

Bursa Malaysia Opens Marginally Higher

KUALA LUMPUR, June 30 — Bursa Malaysia opened marginally higher on Tuesday, tracking Wall Street’s overnight gains as investor sentiment was lifted by the continued pause in military strikes between .... read more

SHANGHAI, June 29, 2026 -- The industry forum "5G-A Experience Monetization: Terminal-Network-Business Synergy" concluded in Shanghai. Industry leaders from CAICT, GSMA, China Mobile, Huawei, 3GPP, GSMA Intelligence, and ecosystem partners gathered to discuss 5G-A commercialization, technology evolution, and ecosystem collaboration. The forum showcased several milestone achievements, strengthened industry consensus, and laid the groundwork for large-scale 5G-A deployment and the evolution toward the next-generation network.  High-Speed Rail Gets a 5G-A Upgrade GSMA, China Mobile, and Huawei jointly unveiled the 5G-A High-Speed Railway Network Acceleration Service, redefining mobile connectivity services for railway passengers. Scheduled for commercial launch in China in August 2026, the package is built on a "1+3+5" framework: One exclusive identity: A dynamic high-speed rail VIP logo displayed on smartphone screens through the UE Logo solution. Three cutting-edge technologies: 5G-A high bandwidth and high-speed rail private network, AI-native core network, and wireless universal intelligent service processing units. Five key service scenarios: Seamless support for live streaming, video conferencing, online gaming, AI calling, and AI office. New Frameworks for Experience-Centric Operations The forum also saw the release of two industry white papers: UE Logo 2.0 White Paper: Co-published by China Mobile Research Institute and Huawei, this paper focuses on terminal-network-business synergy, intelligent analytics, scenario-based engagement, and precision marketing. It proposes an end-to-end service framework that connects user engagement with closed-loop marketing, creating a new paradigm of network awareness, service accessibility, and experience-centric operations. Agentic Core White Paper: Released by GSMA Intelligence, the paper outlines an AI-native intelligent core network architecture. The framework unlocks four key monetization capabilities: superior user experiences, advanced services, network capability openness, and agent service assurance. It also supports the development of new agent-centric communications services and expands innovation opportunities. Unveiling the "Connection Agent" China Mobile Research Institute, Huawei, and GSMA Intelligence jointly introduced the Connection Agent and a "China Mobile Bixing Agent Platform" Intent Openness Gateway. Built on a scalable modular architecture, the gateway enables seamless interoperability among AI agents while providing dedicated network services for each connected agent, setting a new benchmark for intelligent connectivity. The launch marks a transition from traditional rule-based service delivery to agentic service orchestration, paving the way for next-generation intelligent connectivity. The solution has already been deployed in selected regions across China to support the incubation of innovative services. Driving Cross-Industry Collaboration To further strengthen industry collaboration, the forum officially launched the Terminal-Network-Industry Collaboration Initiative, promoting coordinated development across technology, business, and ecosystem dimensions. Technology: Accelerate terminal ecosystem adaptation and standards certification for broad interoperability. Business: Focus on high-value application scenarios and explore diversified monetization models Ecosystem: Bring together partners across vertical industries to build a collaborative community based on pooled resources, co-developed capabilities, and shared risks and rewards. Looking ahead, industry stakeholders will continue advancing mobile AI collaboration technologies and strengthening the foundation for next-generation digital productivity. Together, they will drive the evolution of communications infrastructure into an intelligent platform for ubiquitous connectivity and cross-domain collaboration, opening new opportunities in the mobile AI era. -- PRNewswire -- Source: Huawei 

5G-A Experience Monetization Forum Debuts Milestone Results to Accelerate Terminal-Network-Business Synergy

SHANGHAI, June 29, 2026 — The industry forum “5G-A Experience Monetization: Terminal-Network-Business Synergy” concluded in Shanghai. Industry leaders from CAICT, GSMA, China Mobile, Huawei, 3GPP, GSMA Intelligence, and ecosystem partners .... read more

PERTH, Australia, June 29 -- Fibocom, a global leader in wireless communication modules and AI solutions, and Digital Matter, global leaders in low-power IoT hardware solutions, recently announced an expanded collaboration. Multiple Digital Matter asset tracking devices have embedded Fibocom's LE271-GL module, bringing reliable cellular connectivity to ANZ and global markets and supporting mobile asset visibility, remote status monitoring, and scalable IoT deployments. In logistics and industrial asset management, the core challenge is to capture trusted data across long-distance, long-cycle, and low-maintenance deployments. Tracking devices need stable connectivity in complex environments to transmit location, status, and exception data to business systems, supporting dispatch, inventory, traceability, and risk management.  Built around its 'Deploy Once' philosophy, Digital Matter focuses on low-power IoT hardware designed for battery life, durability, easy installation, and remote device management. Fibocom's LE271-GL module provides a reliable connectivity foundation for battery-powered tracking devices, with low power consumption, global coverage, and a compact design. Fibocom's local ANZ team also provides responsive service support, backed by global R&D, product, and delivery resources to help customers accelerate integration validation and scalable rollout. Through this collaboration, LE271-GL will be used across several of Digital Matter's portable GPS trackers, cellular asset tags, and package-level tracking devices. Combined with multi-source positioning, condition monitoring, and alert capabilities, these devices help customers improve asset visibility while reducing on-site maintenance and operational losses. "Our collaboration with Digital Matter brings reliable connectivity and deployment expertise closer together," said Ronald Chan, VP of APAC Sales Department at Fibocom. "With low-power module design, global network adaptation, and AIoT capabilities, Fibocom will support Digital Matter in expanding its asset tracking portfolio and serving scalable deployment needs across ANZ and global markets." "Digital Matter focuses on building reliable, rugged, and easy-to-deploy low-power IoT hardware that helps businesses connect and protect critical assets," said Matthew Clark-Massera, Head of Product at Digital Matter. "Fibocom's combined strengths in low-power connectivity, global network coverage, and local ANZ support backed by global technical resources provide greater certainty for our asset tracking portfolio." As AIoT adoption accelerates, Fibocom will continue to combine wireless communication and artificial intelligence to enable industry applications and support the shift from "Connect Everything" to "Intelligent Connectivity." -- PRNewswire -- Source: Fibocom 

Fibocom and Digital Matter Accelerate Asset Tracking Deployments Across Global Markets

PERTH, Australia, June 29 — Fibocom, a global leader in wireless communication modules and AI solutions, and Digital Matter, global leaders in low-power IoT hardware solutions, recently announced an expanded .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened higher against the US dollar on Monday as the local currency continued to receive good support from low crude oil prices. At 8am, the local currency was at 4.0855/0950 against the US dollar from 4.0860/0910 at the close last Friday. Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd Chief Economist, Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid, said that West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude oil prices were at US$69.87 per barrel and US$72.46 per barrel, respectively, while the United States (US) and Iran were expected to continue their negotiations. “Ships continuing to pass through the Strait of Hormuz shows that the oil shortage could be resolved soon. "In this regard, the US dollar/ringgit is expected to be at RM4.08 to RM4.10 today," he told Bernama. In the opening session, the ringgit traded higher against a basket of major currencies. It rose against the pound to 5.3929/4054 from 5.4013/4079 at last Friday's close, rose against the euro to 4.6526/6634 from 4.6605/6662 and rose against the Japanese yen to 2.5258/5318 from 2.5283/5316 previously. The local currency traded mixed against regional currencies. The ringgit rose against the Singapore dollar to 3.1560/1639 from 3.1581/1625 at last Friday's close, was almost flat against the Indonesian rupiah to 227.9/228.6 from 227.9/228.3 and flat against the Philippine peso to 6.66/6.68 from 6.66/6.67. The local currency rose against the Thai baht to 12.2284/2627 from 12.2445/2643 previously. -- BERNAMA

Ringgit opens higher against US dollar, supported by low oil prices

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened higher against the US dollar on Monday as the local currency continued to receive good support from low crude oil prices. At 8am, the local .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR, JUNE 27 -- The country's palm oil industry has the potential to generate new economic value by utilising approximately 80 percent of the remaining palm oil biomass which was previously considered waste. Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Sixth International Palm Oil Biomass Conference 2026, Professor Datuk Ahmad Ibrahim, said that the palm oil industry has so far focused more on oil production which only accounts for about 20 percent of the total palm oil biomass. "The remaining 80 percent is often considered waste that causes problems for the environment, such as dumping empty bunches." "However, recent research shows that this waste has great potential to be converted into high-value products," he said on Bernama Radio's Fokus 30 programme titled "New Opportunities in the Palm Oil Industry Through Biomass and Green Economy" here yesterday. He said palm oil biomass not only involves empty bunches in the factory, but also includes fronds cut in the plantation and palm tree trunks when the replanting process is carried out after a 25-year maturity period. Ahmad said current innovations allow palm trunks to be converted into timber for the construction sector, in addition to the production of paper, biochemicals as a substitute for petrochemicals and graphite material from palm waste for use in electric vehicle batteries. To drive the commercialization of biomass-based products more aggressively, Ahmad suggested that the government strengthen the public procurement agenda by becoming the main buyer of the product, especially in the country's housing sector. Meanwhile, he said the transition from a linear economy (build-use-dispose) to a circular economy through palm biomass was important to address the issue of global raw material depletion as well as support Malaysia's target of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. “Through the circular economy, products are designed to be more durable, recyclable and reduce waste. "This move will not only provide additional returns to the industry but also direct economic spillover to smallholders through the involvement of the global carbon credit market which is currently reaching up to US$70 (RM287) per tonne in Japan," he said. To detail the direction, challenges and efforts to create a more transparent biomass market ecosystem, the Sixth International Palm Oil Biomass Conference 2026 will be held at Cyberview Resort & SPA, Cyberjaya on 14 and 15 July. The conference, themed "Empowering the Circular Economy and Sustainability", is open to the public, small and medium enterprise entrepreneurs, researchers and local and international investors to build a network of strategic collaborations. -- BERNAMA

80 percent of palm biomass has the potential to become a high-value product

KUALA LUMPUR, JUNE 27 — The country’s palm oil industry has the potential to generate new economic value by utilising approximately 80 percent of the remaining palm oil biomass which .... read more

Malaysia – June 26 , 2026 – Travel around Southeast Asia just got a little lighter. Mastercard has launched Phone. Passport. Mastercard., a regional travel campaign that turns the modern traveler's checklist into one simple promise: all you need to unlock more of the region is your phone, your passport and your Mastercard. Rolling out across Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam, the campaign, developed in collaboration with issuing banks and merchant networks, brings together more than 300 offers across dining, shopping, stays, transport and experiences, making spontaneous getaways, long weekends and intra‑ASEAN travel adventures easier to plan, pay for and enjoy. With Phone. Passport. Mastercard., Mastercard is supporting travelers with three essentials that make travel feel more seamless: a trusted payments network, wide acceptance and perks designed for everyday and travel spending. As more travelers choose short-haul trips closer to home, Mastercard helps them unlock smoother, better-value journeys across the region. Travelers can pay with confidence, whether they are tapping for a ride after landing, paying for dinner in a new city, unlocking an offer at a mall or booking a stay. Behind each payment, Mastercard’s secure digital technologies — including tokenization, multi-factor authentication and fraud monitoring — help protect card details, verify transactions and detect suspicious activity, enabling fast, secure and reliable cross-border payments. This helps take the weight off the mechanics of travel so that travelers can immerse themselves in the moments that make each trip worthwhile. Beyond the traveler experience, the campaign also supports the region’s travel ecosystem by helping merchants and travel collaborators engage consumers along high-frequency short-haul corridors. Southeast Asia offers strong connectivity and familiar yet diverse experiences, making it an ideal region for getaways shaped by confidence, convenience and value.. Mastercard is meeting this moment by enabling a seamless payments journey, making it easier for travelers to coordinate their next trip. “Southeast Asia is one of the most rewarding regions in the world to explore today — rich in culture, nature, food and unforgettable experiences, often just a short trip away,” said Dheeraj Raina, Senior Vice President, Head of Integrated Marketing and Communications, Southeast Asia, Mastercard. “We’re helping make travel across the region feel more seamless, accessible and connected, while bringing travelers closer to the local experiences and businesses that make every journey memorable. For a truly rewarding travel experience within Southeast Asia, all you need is your Phone, your Passport and your Mastercard.” The campaign will run from May to December 2026 across pre-travel and in-destination touchpoints. With more than 300 offers across six markets, Mastercard is removing friction from regional travel, making it easier for travelers to plan with confidence, pay securely and explore more of Southeast Asia. About Mastercard Mastercard powers economies and empowers people in 200+ countries and territories worldwide. Together with our customers, we’re building a resilient economy where everyone can prosper. We support a wide range of digital payments choices, making transactions secure, simple, smart and accessible. Our technology and innovation, partnerships and networks combine to deliver a unique set of products and services that help people, businesses and governments realize their greatest potential. -- MINUTESMY  -- Source: OAG (Official Airline Guide) 

Mastercard Launches Phone. Passport. Mastercard. to Put Southeast Asia On Tap for Travelers

Malaysia – June 26 , 2026 – Travel around Southeast Asia just got a little lighter. Mastercard has launched Phone. Passport. Mastercard., a regional travel campaign that turns the modern .... read more