FlystayGift gift cards

FlystayGift is a travel gift card that recipients redeem online for flight and hotel packages. It opens up a broad inventory of 450 airlines and more than 750,000 hotels, villas and apartments, so the recipient can choose the trip that suits them. For a business, that makes it a memorable reward: a real experience rather than more cash or retail goods.

GIFQ offers FlystayGift in 38 markets, from Argentina, Australia and Brazil to Canada, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States, plus many European countries individually. Each market has its own card in its own currency. A card issued for the United States works only in the United States, and a card issued for France works only in France. The amounts, currency and expiry are set per market; for example, in Austria you can issue any value from EUR 20 to EUR 2,500, while in Japan the range is JPY 10,000 to JPY 500,000. Check the market page for the country you need.

Because each market is separate, you choose the market that matches where your recipient is based and the currency you want to pay in. If you are paying a contractor in Chile, send the Chile card in CLP. If you are rewarding a team member in Spain, send the Spain card in EUR. One GIFQ dashboard or API integration can issue cards for any of these markets, so you do not need a separate process per country.

Businesses use FlystayGift through GIFQ for payouts and incentives in many forms. You can pay out affiliate earnings or research participation rewards in the recipient's local currency, give a customer a travel bonus after a completed transaction, or run a sales incentive where top performers earn a trip. Cards can be sent in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API.

FlystayGift works best when the recipient can plan a trip in the near future and is comfortable with an online booking tool. It is less useful for everyday spending and it does not work as cash. The redemption site handles split payments if the booking costs more than the card balance, which makes it more flexible for partial payment scenarios.