Boosting the Hajj and Umrah Ecosystem Business, BSI Holds BSI Umrah Travel

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"Boosting the Hajj and Umrah Ecosystem Business, BSI Holds BSI Umrah Travel Fair"

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Dream - PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BSI) held the BSI Umrah Travel Fair as an effort to encourage the growth and development of the hajj and umrah ecosystem business, which is considered to have great potential as one of the strengthening parts of the Islamic Ecosystem.

"BSI as the largest sharia bank has a focus on the development of the Islamic Ecosystem. One of them is the ecosystem of hajj, umrah, and halal tourism,"

word Hery in his speech in Kota Kasablanka, Thursday, 7 September 2023.

"Customers of Haji & Umrah BSI"

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "BSI Umrah Travel Fair is held at the Main Atrium of Kota Kasablanka, on September 7-10, 2023. BSI has served more than 171,000 regular hajj departures in 2023. This number is more than 81 percent of Indonesian hajj pilgrims."

Meanwhile, for umrah services, more than 892,000 pilgrims from various travel companies used BSI financial services in 2022. This number is approximately 89 percent of the total national umrah pilgrims in that year.

Hajj Pilgrim

BSI also noted that currently there are more than 3.4 million regular hajj pilgrims and more than 56,000 special hajj pilgrims who are still waiting in the hajj departure queue (waiting list), using BSI financial services.

On the other hand, based on data from the Ministry of Religious Affairs, the total number of Special Hajj Worship Organizers (PIHK) in Indonesia reached 486 organizers. Out of that number, around 473 organizers or approximately 97.33 percent have become BSI customers.

As for the number of Umrah Pilgrimage Organizers (PPIU), it reached 2,026 organizers. Out of that number, 1,794 PPIUs have become customers of BSI, or about 88.55 percent. BSI considers that data shows a strong collaboration between BSI and hajj and umrah organizers. This collaboration is also manifested in this BSI Umrah Travel Fair.

In the event, BSI collaborated with 14 hajj and umrah travel partners. The hajj and umrah travel partners include Aerohajj, Alisan, Arminareka, Dream Tour, ESQ Travel, Jejak Imani, and Kanomas. In addition, Maghfirah, Maktour, Nur Ramadhan Wisata, NRA Group, Patuna, Sahid Tour, and Tazkia also represented 5 Travel Associations AMPHURI, HIMPUH, SAPUHI, GAPHURA, and KESTURI.

"Offer at BSI Umrah Travel Fair"

BSI collaborates with Garuda Indonesia and VISA as partners to offer Special Hajj, Umrah, and halal tourism packages at the best prices. The public can obtain benefits in the form of special event prices from tour & travel, with discounts up to Rp3,000,000,- if prospective pilgrims use BSI VISA Debit. There is also a 0% installment for up to 36 months with BSI Hasanah Card. "For customers or the public who do not have a BSI account or BSI Hasanah Card product, they can open one directly at the BSI booth that we have provided," said Hery.

BSI also presents online gold services, as well as hajj & umrah concierge. Specifically for BSI Prioritas customers. Starting from spiritual consultation services related to the procedures and implementation of hajj and umrah worship, to financial solution services through various investment products in the form of rupiah and dollars. There are also exclusive packages that provide convenience and comfort in worshiping in the holy land.

In this event, BSI invited more than 9,900 BSI payroll customers, 9,000 hajj savings account customers, 417,000 BSI Debit Card holders, 216,000 BSI Hasanah Card holders, and various communities and alumni of previous BSI Umrah Travel Fair participants. BSI targets there will be more than 1,000 umrah and halal tourism package transactions in this event. Both transactions can be made through BSI VISA debit and Hasanah Card.

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