Your Passport to the world!
14. Apr, 2009
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It’s travel time with World Holiday and Travel Fair (WHTF) proudly presented by International Banking from Absa. This travel extravaganza is set to take place at the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg from 19 to 21 June 2009. Hosted by leading exhibition’s group, Thebe Exhibitions and Projects (Thebe), WHTF is the only international outbound event where visitors will not only get information on international travel and holiday options, but be able to book and pay for their holiday on the spot with one lucky winner walking away with the main holiday prize PLUS R20 000 in foreign currency courtesy of Presenting Sponsor, International Banking from Absa!
Absa will use the Fair as an opportunity to showcase their exciting travel products and services to visitors which includes specialist advice regarding money matters while traveling abroad.
One such product is the Cash Passport, a pre-paid foreign currency card, a new way of taking spending money abroad. You can choose to load the card in US Dollars, Sterling, Euros or Australian Dollars. You then use the card to pay for goods and services in millions of restaurants, hotels and shops worldwide displaying the Visa Electron symbol. It also offers instant access to the local currency of the country you are visiting, from over one million Visa ATM machines in over 160 countries.
BENEFITS
- Convenient
- Easy to budget
- Reloadable
- Emergency Assistance
- Extra Secure
It’s easy to obtain your Cash Passport – simply visit your nearest Absa branch or log onto their website on www.absa.co.za. Once the card is in your possession you also have all the information at the click of a button at www.cashpassport.com.
The World Holiday and Travel Fair 2009 is the place to be if you intend to travel soon. Great food, entertainment and holiday and travel options from ‘around the world’ will add further excitement and assist you in booking that dream holiday.
So, don’t miss out on the hidden treasures that the wondrous world of travel has to offer – be sure to visit the WHTF 2009 with your passport in tact.
My name is Muzi Mohale a full-time travel blogger, your host at Travelwires.com responsible for all editorial on this blog. I blog about the travel and tourism industry in Africa. Apart from blogging about tourism, I also run 
Hi there
I have had my absa cash passport for almost a year now, but do not use it frequently, as a result i have forgotten my pin number.
How do i get another one, because they cannot do it in the bank.
Sincerely
Steve K