Dining experience with Platinum Card at over 1,400 restaurants in 20 countries | American Express

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On: November 7, 2024

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Enjoy dining at over 1,400 restaurants in 20 countries and settle the payment with your Platinum Card to receive up to Baht 7,000 Credit back on your spending at participating restaurants in Thailand and up to another Baht 7,000 Credit back on your spending at participating restaurants overseas.

You can enroll into this benefit here https://go.amex/BNZPV9 and find the list of all participating restaurants here. https://go.amex/pMBDbf

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