LONDON, November 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
PassportCard is delighted to win two awards for distinguished achievements in 2016: The Best Specialist Service Provider and The Best Marketing Campaign of the Year at the glittering awards ceremony of the International Travel & Health Insurance Journal in Berlin.
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The judges commented on winning the Best Specialist Service Provider Award: "This is an exciting innovation which could have a considerable impact on the travel claims industry".
In regard to the Best Marketing Campaign of the Year Award, the judges added: "This award is for recognition of innovation, creativity and best practice in delivering a successful marketing campaign".
Sharon Haran, CEO of PassportCard said, "We are proud to receive these awards and the industry's appreciation for our innovative and disruptive solution. This past year has been remarkable for PassportCard, as an increasing number of German and Canadian travelers are recognizing the benefit of our new approach at their moment of truth. In conjunction, our Israeli operation has successfully reached a prominent market position".
PassportCard operates in Germany and Canada in collaboration with Allianz Global Assistance. The Company enables claims to be paid within minutes, with no out-of-pocket expenses and no need for paperwork. PassportCard's fully digital and streamlined process is facilitated by its sophisticated Big-Data algorithms and a global payment platform.
About PassportCard
PassportCard is UK based and a joint venture between White Mountains Insurance Group and DavidShield. The Company franchises its unique solutions to major travel insurance and medical assistance companies worldwide.
PassportCard's distinctive offering has won several industry prizes and most recently elected as one of Medici's EMEA Top 7 InsurTech StartUps.
For more info, visit http://www.passportcard.com
Contact details:
Orit Mendels
PassportCard limited
+44-203-608-9966
oritm@passportcard.com
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