TUI gift cards
TUI gift cards from GIFQ are available in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, useful for travel rewards, incentives, and payouts to teams or customers across the Nordics.
TUI gift cards by market
About TUI
TUI is a well-known travel company across Northern Europe, offering package holidays, city breaks, and cruises. A TUI gift card gives the recipient money towards a trip, which makes it a memorable reward for employees, research participants, or customers in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. GIFQ offers the TUI card in each of these markets, each with its own currency and terms.
Every market is a separate card. A TUI card for Denmark is only redeemable with TUI in Denmark, and the same goes for Finland, Norway, and Sweden. Amounts are set in the local currency: for example, the Danish card allows any amount from DKK 100 to DKK 5,000, while the Finnish card runs from EUR 10 to EUR 500. Check each market page for exact amounts, validity, and redemption details.
Choosing the right market is straightforward. Match the card to the country where the recipient will use it. If you pay a team across the Nordics, you can send TUI Denmark cards to Danish colleagues and TUI Sweden cards to Swedish colleagues from the same GIFQ account, each in the right currency.
Businesses use TUI cards through GIFQ for different purposes. You can pay out earnings or incentives to people in each market in that market’s currency, reward customers after a purchase or a research study, or run an employee recognition program across several countries. GIFQ supports bulk sending from the dashboard for large lists, and one-at-a-time sending through the API for automated flows.
The recipient receives a digital card that can be used online or, where applicable, by phone. The card is not a cash equivalent and cannot be exchanged for cash. Each TUI market page on GIFQ lists the full rules for that country, including expiry and where to redeem.
Frequently asked questions
Send TUI at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.