Samsung Wallet Trips image. (Samsung Electronics)
Samsung Electronics said Sunday it will launch “Samsung Wallet Trips,” a service aimed at improving travel planning and management for Galaxy users.
The feature lets users manage travel items — including airline boarding passes, hotel reservations, and tickets for theme parks and sporting events — in a single Samsung Wallet app.
Samsung said the service brings together travel information that had been spread across multiple apps and platforms, improving convenience.
After creating a travel entry in Samsung Wallet, users can use the “Trip Timeline” to manage itineraries organized by time and location.
Users can also add detailed schedule items and use a memo function to save related links or information for more structured planning.
Samsung said it is working with global partners so users can add hotel and flight booking confirmations and activity tour tickets directly to Samsung Wallet, and it plans to expand those partnerships to offer broader travel information.
The company said it protects user data through its Samsung Knox security platform, using encryption and biometric authentication so only the device owner can access travel information.
Chae Won-cheol, vice president and head of the Digital Wallet Team in Samsung’s MX Business, said the service will help Galaxy users manage travel information more smartly and focus on enjoying their trips.
The feature lets users manage travel items — including airline boarding passes, hotel reservations, and tickets for theme parks and sporting events — in a single Samsung Wallet app.
Samsung said the service brings together travel information that had been spread across multiple apps and platforms, improving convenience.
After creating a travel entry in Samsung Wallet, users can use the “Trip Timeline” to manage itineraries organized by time and location.
Users can also add detailed schedule items and use a memo function to save related links or information for more structured planning.
Samsung said it is working with global partners so users can add hotel and flight booking confirmations and activity tour tickets directly to Samsung Wallet, and it plans to expand those partnerships to offer broader travel information.
The company said it protects user data through its Samsung Knox security platform, using encryption and biometric authentication so only the device owner can access travel information.
Chae Won-cheol, vice president and head of the Digital Wallet Team in Samsung’s MX Business, said the service will help Galaxy users manage travel information more smartly and focus on enjoying their trips.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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